Google product category

Cuffs

Category ID1906
Full path for the feedBusiness & Industrial > Law Enforcement > Cuffs

Product examples in this category (US market)

Real products found in Google Shopping, shown as examples.

  • Smith & Wesson Handcuffs
    Smith & Wesson Handcuffs
  • Guard Dog Security Handcuffs
    Guard Dog Security Handcuffs
  • Smith & Wesson Hinged Handcuffs
    Smith & Wesson Hinged Handcuffs
  • ASP Sentry Chain Handcuffs
    ASP Sentry Chain Handcuffs
  • Rothco Professional Handcuffs
    Rothco Professional Handcuffs
  • Galls Chain Handcuffs
    Galls Chain Handcuffs
  • Viper Heavy Duty Handcuffs
    Viper Heavy Duty Handcuffs
  • Chicago Handcuff Company Handcuffs
    Chicago Handcuff Company Handcuffs
  • Cold Steel Handcuffs
    Cold Steel Handcuffs
  • Peerless Chain Link Handcuff
    Peerless Chain Link Handcuff
  • ASP Sentry Hinge Handcuffs
    ASP Sentry Hinge Handcuffs
  • TCH Rigid Handcuffs
    TCH Rigid Handcuffs
  • NEX Handcuffs
    NEX Handcuffs
  • ASP Ultra Plus Chain Handcuff
    ASP Ultra Plus Chain Handcuff
  • ASP Rigid Ultra Plus Handcuffs
    ASP Rigid Ultra Plus Handcuffs

Understanding the Cuffs Category

The Cuffs category, identified by ID 1906, is a specific classification under the Business & Industrial > Law Enforcement hierarchy. It is designed for professional-grade restraint equipment used primarily by security and law enforcement personnel to maintain public safety.

This category includes a variety of specialized restraint tools intended for official use. Examples from the US market include:

  • Standard chain-link handcuffs designed for patrol use.
  • Hinged handcuffs providing increased wrist immobilization.
  • Rigid handcuffs built for high-security environments.
  • Heavy-duty tactical restraint gear.
  • Professional grade security-focused wrist restraints.

Products that do not belong in this category include electronic security hardware and non-restraint tools. For instance, metal detectors fall under the neighbouring category of Metal Detectors within the Law Enforcement branch. If you are selling tactical lighting or communication gear used by law enforcement, ensure they are not misclassified here, as this category is strictly reserved for physical restraints.

There are no subcategories for this section, making 1906 the most granular level available. Always choose this specific identifier to help Google's algorithm correctly understand your inventory.

To implement this in your feed, you may use either the ID 1906 or the full path string: Business & Industrial > Law Enforcement > Cuffs. While the attribute is technically optional, providing it prevents misclassification by Google’s automated system. Note that this category is distinct from the free-form product_type attribute, which allows your own internal naming conventions.

Frequently asked questions

Is it mandatory to use the 1906 ID for handcuff products?
While Google makes this attribute optional, using the specific ID 1906 is highly recommended to ensure your products are correctly indexed and categorized by Google's automated systems.
Can I use product_type instead of google_product_category?
No, product_type is a custom, free-form attribute for your own organization. It does not replace the requirement for the standardized google_product_category.
Does this category require size or color attributes?
These attributes are typically required for apparel. Since handcuffs are categorized under Business & Industrial, they generally do not carry those same data requirements.

This category in other languages

ru
Бизнес и промышленность > Товары для обеспечения правопорядка > Кандалы
uk
Бізнес та промисловість > Товари для забезпечення правопорядку > Кайдани