Which tool is specifically used for prying or spreading?

The Halligan Tool is specifically designed for prying and spreading. It features a combination of a pick, a fork, and a blade, making it incredibly versatile for firefighters responding to emergencies. The prying end can be used to force open doors and windows, while the blade can help cut through barriers and debris. Its design allows for maximum leverage, making it effective in a variety of situations where prying apart materials is necessary.

While the Kelly Tool is useful for similar tasks, it is generally not as versatile as the Halligan Tool and often has a more specialized use for forcible entry. The Clemens Hook is primarily utilized for pulling down ceilings during fire suppression, and a screwdriver is typically for fastening or loosening screws, which does not lend itself effectively to prying or spreading applications in emergency scenarios.