Introducing the new Model 730C Superlite chain link handcuff. Weighing in at just 5.2 ounces the Model 730 is near half the weight of a typical standard chain link handcuff. The Superlite is designed to meet the demands of law enforcement professionals while making the job a little easier.
The Model 730 major components utilize aerospace grade aluminum, carbon steel and stainless steel. It also features steel swivels, steel chain links and spun rivet construction. The smooth single-strand action has 21 locking positions with a push pin double lock. Available in either gray or black ceramic finish.
Details:
The Model 730C Superlite is National Institute of Justice Standard 0307.01 certified
The Model 730C is made in the USA and comes with two keys and a lifetime warranty for manufacturer defect
Weight: 5.2oz / 141 grams
Material/Finish: Aluminum/Steel/Ceramic
Minimum Opening: 2.0in / 51mm
Minimum Inside Perimeter: 5.9in / 150mm
Maximum Inside Perimeter: 8.3in / 211mm
Maximum Overall Length: 9.3in / 236mm
Peerless - Setting the Standard Since 1914
Peerless® Handcuff Company was established in 1914 in Springfield, Massachusetts. Over ninety years later, the classic swing through design of the original Peerless® handcuff, continues to be the industry standard. Peerless offers a full line of restraints including chain link handcuffs, hinged handcuffs, oversize handcuffs, leg irons, waist chains and color plated restraints. All of our products are designed to meet and exceed the tough U.S. National Institute of Justice standards for strength and quality. All Peerless products are backed by a lifetime warranty for manufacture defects.
Proper Maintenance per Peerless
Use only approved restraining procedures such as the guidelines in our handcuff manual. Frequent review and practice of proper procedures will increase your safety and efficiency. Approved procedures will also help to ensure your restraints continue to function properly. While Peerless® restraints are designed and manufactured to take abuse avoid dropping onto or banging against hard surfaces. Restraints should receive regular care and maintenance. Inspect them frequently. Keep the ratchet and key hole free of dirt, lint or other foreign substances which may hinder proper functioning. When unlocking your restraint be careful not to torque the key guide post. This will loosen the post causing it to fall out. Also, be careful not to over rotate the key causing the key flag to break off or become stuck in the locking mechanism. Use extra caution when using oversize keys. When possible carry your restraints in a protective case to reduce exposure to outside elements. If exposed to moisture dry thoroughly. Most importantly, dry the inside locking mechanisms.
Warranty with Peerless
Peerless® Handcuff Company hereby warrants that any restraints manufactured after January 1, 1996 is free of manufacture defects. In case of manufacture defect, Peerless® Handcuff Company agrees to repair or replace a defective restraint when it is returned to our Springfield, Massachusetts, U.S.A. address. This warranty does not cover damage caused by abuse or ordinary wear and tear of the handcuff, nor any damages whatsoever which may be incurred by reason of any failure to carefully comply with directions as outlined in the manufacturer's instructions. Stamping or etching of identification markings on any part of the restraint after they have left the factory is not recommended and may cause malfunction of product and void warranty.
