F16BF professional, hardened Friction Loc telescopic baton of the American company ASP. Black-Chrome coating, Foam handle, total length 16 ". Compact dimensions and low weight favor the concealed carrying of the bar close to the body (does not stick out). The most popular model of 16 inch ASP bat - ideal for officers working under cover.
Armament System and Procedures Inc. is the official supplier of telescopic batons to over 120 government agencies in the United States and around the world (including Polish).
Steel - seamless, cold-drawn DIN 42CrMo4 class pipes made of 4140 steel designed and manufactured especially for the ASP company by the German company Krupp were used to make baton elements. 4140 steel is 25% stronger, harder and more resistant to breakage and mechanical damage than 4130 steel. Steel elements have been hardened to hardness of 49-57 HRC, guaranteeing high resistance of the stick elements to deformation during intensive use.
Handle - made of soft and thermoplastic foam made of foam (Foam Grip). Provides excellent shock absorption and a secure grip.
Coating - Black Chrome, a type of coating applied to steel in a similar process to galvanization. Very hard with high abrasion resistance, does not rust (like other coatings), does not fall off or flakes off. Black Chrome finish provides a deep black color and corrosion protection.
Technical data:
Product number: 52211
Name: F16FB
Locking system: Friction Loc
Finish: Black-Chrome
Handle type: Foam Grip (PVC)
Steel type AISI / SAE: 4140
Steel type: 42CrMo4
Folded bat length: 160 mm / 6.3 "
Extended baton length: 390 mm / 15.35 "
Handle diameter: 27 mm / 1.06 "
Weight: 408 g / 14.39 oz
Producer: ASP Inc., USA
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The product is sold to adults only.
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