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Connected by a hinge, these provide a more rigid grip and limit wrist movement more than chain cuffs.

Handcuffs are mechanical restraint devices designed to secure a person's wrists close together. They are a standard tool for and security professionals to control individuals during arrests or transport. Core Mechanisms Handcuffs.jpg

A safety feature that stops the cuff from ratcheting tighter once set. This prevents injury to the wearer and makes the lock harder to pick. Connected by a hinge, these provide a more

Often called "Flex-cuffs" or "PlastiCuffs," these are heavy-duty plastic zip-ties used for mass arrests or when metal cuffs aren't available. Historical Evolution Core Mechanisms A safety feature that stops the

The two cuffs are linked by a short chain, offering more flexibility for the wearer.

A solid bar connects the cuffs, offering maximum control and security for high-risk situations.

A rotating arm engages with a notched bar, allowing the cuff to tighten but not loosen without a key.