The Gold Standard in Professional Restraints When your job demands equipment you can trust with your life, the Rothco Stainless Steel Handcuffs deliver. Rothco lists this model as meeting NIJ Standard 0307.01, the National Institute of Justice standard for metallic handcuffs. Built for duty use by police departments, federal agencies, and corrections facilities.
Constructed from high-quality Stainless Steel, these handcuffs offer superior resistance to rust and corrosion compared to standard nickel-plated carbon steel models. This ensures they maintain their smooth operation and professional appearance even after years of exposure to sweat, rain, and humidity. They feature a Double Locking Mechanism to prevent over-tightening and accidental release, ensuring the safety of both the officer and the detainee.
Key Features
- Standard Reference: Rothco lists this model as meeting NIJ Standard 0307.01. See Standards and Procurement below.
- Stainless Steel Construction: Made from premium stainless steel for maximum durability and exceptional resistance to rust and corrosion.
- Double Lock Safety: Features a pin-activated double lock that prevents the ratchet from tightening further, reducing the risk of injury and liability.
- Professional Grade: Designed specifically for active duty use by police officers, sheriff's deputies, and security professionals.
- Smooth Action: Precision-engineered ratchet and pawl system ensures smooth application and reliable locking every time.
- Complete Set: Includes one pair of handcuffs and Two Standard Keys.
Standards and Procurement Rothco lists this model as meeting NIJ Standard 0307.01, the National Institute of Justice standard for metallic handcuffs published in 1982. That standard has since been superseded by NIJ Standard 1001.00, Criminal Justice Restraints. NIJ does not certify restraints and asks that products not be described as NIJ certified. Certification is handled by NIJ-recognized certification bodies, currently the Safety Equipment Institute. Agencies that require certified restraints should specify: restraints tested in accordance with NIJ Standard 1001.00 and certified by a certification body recognized by the National Institute of Justice. Contact us before ordering if your agency requires certification documentation for this model.
Why It Matters Duty restraints get used hard and inspected often. Stainless construction, a welded chain, and a pin-activated double lock give you a restraint that holds up through years of patrol and stands up to a supervisor's equipment check.
Technical Overview Standard Reference: NIJ 0307.01 (per Rothco). Material: Stainless Steel. Mechanism: Double Lock. Weight: 10 oz.