Multipurpose Portable 3W Rechargeable Torch Hammer

Firstly, ensure you're in a safe environment and that breaking the window is necessary and legal. If it's an emergency situation like rescuing someone from a locked car or building, prioritize safety and act quickly.

Here's a general guide:

Safety Gear: Wear appropriate safety gear such as gloves and eye protection to shield yourself from flying glass shards.

Identify Weak Points: Look for weak points in the glass. Corners or areas where the glass may have sustained damage are good targets.

Use the Hammer: Hold the hammer firmly and strike the glass with a forceful but controlled motion. Aim for the weakest points identified earlier.

Torch (Optional): If you're using a torch, apply heat to the glass around the area you're planning to break. This can create stress points that make the glass easier to break. Be cautious with the torch, as it can cause the glass to shatter unexpectedly or create hazardous conditions.

Break the Glass: After applying heat (if using a torch), strike the glass with the hammer. Aim to strike near the heated area to take advantage of the weakened glass.

Clear the Opening: Once the glass is broken, carefully clear away any remaining glass shards from the window frame to create a safe opening.

Remember, breaking glass can be dangerous and should only be done when necessary and with proper caution. If you're not comfortable or experienced with this task, consider seeking assistance from professionals.