Restraint systems

Offi­cers’ safe­ty in the line of duty is the top prio­ri­ty. Our res­traint sys­tems are held to the hig­hest stan­dards and gua­ran­teed to be secu­re and easy to use in stressful situa­tions and emergencies.

To meet the needs of all ope­ra­tio­nal situa­tions, we have deve­lo­ped a set of hand­cuffs that sets com­ple­te­ly new stan­dards. The TRILOCK is desi­gned around real-world test­ing and offi­cer feed­back. Manu­fac­tu­red using the MIM (metal injec­tion mol­ding) pro­cess. Our hand­cuffs are the most intui­ti­ve on the market,

thanks to their geo­me­try, con­s­truc­tion, and dou­ble-lock they can be put on by the user in all situa­tions (even in dark­ness) or ope­ra­ted with gloves.

Trilock hinge version (top), combination key (standard and Trilock), Trilock key, Trilock chain version with two links (bottom).

Cuff belt

For extre­me offen­ders, the cuff belt res­trains offen­ders with Bono­wi hand­cuffs with thumb locking and a dou­ble safe­ty device atta­ched to a body belt. The hand­cuffs can be released using retai­ning straps. In the event an offen­der resists, the hand­cuffs can imme­dia­te­ly be pul­led back to the body and fixed in place. Addi­tio­nal foot straps can be added depen­ding on the ope­ra­ting con­di­ti­ons and are included in the scope of deli­very. The cuff belt can also be equip­ped with our Bono­wi Tri­lock hand­cuffs upon request

Cuff belt with Bonowi standard handcuffs.

Deportation belt

The Bono­wi depor­ta­ti­on belt was deve­lo­ped based on the cuff belt. It secu­res and holds indi­vi­du­als in place for depor­ta­ti­on or medi­cal exami­na­ti­ons. The Vel­cro-type cuffs can be released in a con­trol­led man­ner using retai­ning straps to allow indi­vi­du­als some room to move. An addi­tio­nal foot res­traint with varia­ble adjus­t­ment opti­ons can be added depen­ding on the ope­ra­ting con­di­ti­ons and is included in the scope of delivery.

The depor­ta­ti­on belt was desi­gned for huma­ne res­traint during the cour­se of depor­ta­ti­ons and meets the secu­ri­ty requi­re­ments. The res­trai­ned indi­vi­du­al should not be unat­ten­ded at any time in case the need to inter­ve­ne in the event of aggres­si­ve actions towards others or themselves.