The Carpet Inspection Light Source is a high-intensity 385nm LED light source with yellow goggles. The 4 LEDs are powered by a 18650 lithium batterie (included). This rechargeable light does not suffer from diminished battery power after extended lack of use and is ideal for both field and lab use. The 385nm Carpet Inspection Light Source allows for the detection and photography of urine on carpets. The hand-held unit is constructed of aluminum and 2 light modes - low and high. The high mode can be ran continuously for 2 hours. Use the low mode to save battery life. Light is 5" x 2". 1400mw of power.
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Simply plug these units in, adjust the temperature, and the sealer is ready. These self standing units are operated by stepping on the manual foot pedal located at the bottom of the pedestal, leaving both hands free.
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Laser projection is an accurate method used to assist in determining projectile trajectories at crime scenes. When attached to a penetration rod which has been inserted into a bullet hole, the laser beam can help determine the direction and angle of the source or direction and angle of the projectile exit and possible impact sites.
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Finally a backpack as dynamic as each crime scene. Configurable dividers allow you to pack the supplies you need for each scene. Standardize a configuration and outfit your whole unit for quick, easy and comfortable grab-and-go response. Features padded straps and back support as well as side pockets and sturdy laptop/field note storage. A tough outer shell allows for a smooth surface to write or process evidence.
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Our New re-designed Swab Dryer can be used to transport, contain and dry collected samples. The newly redesigned 15” W x 11” H x 8” D dryer includes a rack capable of storing (20) swabs for drying. This small, quiet and capable gently forces air across the swabs. It also includes an integrated 60 minute timer to simplify the drying process. This dryer is small and light enough to be used at the crime scene, but powerful enough to meet most drying needs in the lab.
Size: 15” W x 11” D x 8” H (320 Swab Capacity)
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This kit will assist the investigator in collecting arson scene liquid with as little contamination as possible. Each non-leachable glass sample bottle is equipped with a hydrocarbon-resistant cap. Filtering equipment is provided to separate debris from suspected liquids in order to minimize site contamination and facilitate subsequent laboratory analysis. The ”Arson Investigator’s Manual” is included.
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One aspect of evidence analysis is the examination of debris and material associated with arson. Normally, the analysis of debris from arsons is directed toward identifying the presence of any liquid accelerant residues. Kapak Fire Evidence Rollstock provides a solution for collection of evidence and is ideal for larger items such as clothing and bedding. This heat sealable rollstock locks in volatile components , provides low background that is hydrocarbon free, and is approved and used by many Federal, State, and local law enforcement agencies. The evidence will not rust or degrade and suitable for long term storage.
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This 3-in-1 flashlight features 455nm blue, 385nm UV and white LEDs. This selection of lights is ideal for biologicals and trace evidence as well as general crime scene search
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This 3-in-1 flashlight features 455nm blue, 385nm UV and 530nm Green LEDs. This selection of lights is ideal for semen, urine, saliva, sweat, blood, and trace fluorescing.
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Activated charcoal strips are used to maximize the containment at fire scenes. The introduction of commercially produced activated charcoal strips into fire, debris analysis has provided an easy, efficient and cost effective method for accelerant extraction. Introduced in 1985, this method provides a simple, clean and sensitive method of accelerant extraction.
Size: Approx. 1/4" W x 1 1/2" L (100 Strips) -
This kit offers a complete assortment of evidence collection products housed in sturdy plastic cases. The cases fit within a tactical backpack that can be transported easily and comfortably
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Whenever a firearm is discharged, it leaves evidence behind including cartridges, gunshot residue, and physical artifacts where the projectile passes through or embeds itself in surrounding objects.