Nickel-plated Steel Handcuffs With Double Lock Mechanism

Description

Professional duty restraints for law enforcement and corrections

Around the world, security professionals and police officers are moving away from cheap handcuffs and choosing these high quality nickel plated steel handcuffs for daily duty use. Built for strength, reliability, and long term durability, these cuffs are designed to perform in demanding law enforcement and corrections environments.

Constructed from solid steel and finished with a corrosion resistant nickel plating, these handcuffs resist rust while maintaining a clean, professional appearance. The precision ratcheting system provides smooth operation with 22 locking positions for secure restraint. A push pin double locking mechanism, similar in operation to Peerless style handcuffs, helps prevent over tightening and tampering once secured. Standard key operation ensures compatibility with common law enforcement keys, and two keys are included so you always have a spare.

• Constructed from solid nickel plated steel for maximum strength and durability
• Corrosion resistant finish protects against rust and wear
• Push pin double locking system helps prevent tampering and over tightening
• Double lock operates similar to Peerless style handcuffs
• Smooth ratcheting action with 22 locking positions
• Standard handcuff key operation with two keys included
• Professional weight and balance for confident handling
• Excellent value for professional grade restraints
• Backed by a one year warranty

Specifications
Material: Solid steel
Finish: Nickel plated
Locking system: Push pin double lock
Key type: Standard handcuff key
Locking positions: 22
Inner perimeter range: 5 5/8 inches to 8 1/4 inches
Weight: 9.4 ounces

Contents
• One set of nickel plated steel handcuffs
• Two keys
• Instructions

Ideal For
• Law enforcement officers
• Corrections and detention facilities
• Security professionals
• Training academies
• Professional restraint applications
Note: Intended for professional use. Training is recommended. Always follow department policies and local laws regarding restraint equipment.