Two Emergencies. One Platform.
Magnus puts forced entry and fire suppression in the hands of the officer who's already there — first on scene, before fire and rescue arrive.
Your officer is there first. Their tools aren't.
Police arrive first at vehicle accidents — often minutes ahead of fire and EMS. When a door is jammed, a window won't break, or an engine is starting to smoke, the patrol officer has no tool built for the job. They wait. They improvise. And the most critical minutes slip away.
Modern vehicles have made it worse. Laminated side glass now resists the center punches officers have always relied on. Engine and battery fires escalate fast. The gap between "first on scene" and "able to act" has never been wider.
Meet Magnus
Magnus is a single tool that mounts flat in the patrol vehicle — on a wall or floor — and gives one officer four critical capabilities:
Strike — a hardened hammer head for breaking, driving, and forcing.
Pry — a tapered pry bar for jammed doors, hinges, and panels.
Rip glass — the Snaggle Glass Jaw, a hardened steel jaw that pierces, captures, and tears through laminated automotive glass that defeats ordinary tools.
Suppress fire — once you've gained access, the Squall delivers fire suppressant directly, deep into the fire, from a safe distance.
One tool. One officer. The right capability already in hand.
Built in Maine. Built to last.
Magnus is designed and manufactured in Maine from hardened alloy steel — no batteries, no tech, no fragile parts, nothing to leave you stranded mid-call. It mounts flat and low-profile, rides in the vehicle for years, and works the moment you need it.
We build for the people who show up first.
Bring Magnus to your department.
Now accepting pilot departments for field evaluation. If you lead a police, sheriff, or state patrol agency and want to see Magnus in person, get in touch.