Piranha

Name: Piranha
Brand: Chiltern Global

Chiltern Global

£94.8

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Piranha compact tyre deflation device The Piranha is a compact, easy-to-deploy tyre deflation device from Stop Stick, supplied in the UK by Chiltern Global. Small enough to fit in a glovebox or pocket, it gives police, tactical and security teams a discreet way to stop a vehicle safely when a subject may attempt to flee. Placed under a target tyre, the Piranha deflates the tyre in five seconds or less, bringing the vehicle to a slow, controlled stop rather than a sudden blowout. It is built for covert use where a full spike strip or larger deflation system would be impractical. Why choose the

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UK company
Registered at Companies House as CHILTERN GLOBAL LIMITED, number 05367501. Checked 2026-08-29.
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British-owned
No majority shareholding traced outside the UK. Companies House.
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