Advance Fingerprint Developing Kit and items

Product Description

PRODUCT CODE: OSS-1013

The Advanced Fingerprint Latent Developing Kit is a specialized forensic investigation kit designed for detecting, developing, lifting, and documenting latent fingerprints at crime scenes and during laboratory examinations. It provides a selection of conventional and magnetic fingerprint development tools, enabling investigators to reveal fingerprint ridge patterns on suitable surfaces and preserve developed impressions for subsequent examination and comparison.

The kit includes fingerprint lifting powders in 50-gram containers, black and white fingerprint brushes, lifting tapes in multiple widths, a magnetic powder applicator, and magnetic fingerprint powder. Magnification and examination tools assist with inspecting ridge details, while ABFO scales, graph paper, and marking pens support measurement, documentation, and evidence recording. Evidence envelopes and fingerprint backing cards help organize and preserve collected lifts.

Kit Contents:

Key Features:

• Latent Fingerprint Development: Includes conventional and magnetic powders for developing latent impressions on suitable surfaces.

• Fingerprint Lifting and Preservation: Provides lifting tapes and contrasting backing cards for collecting and preserving developed prints.

• Ridge Detail Examination: Magnifiers and an LED magnifier support close inspection of fingerprint ridge patterns.

• Magnetic Application: Includes magnetic powder and a magnetic applicator for controlled powder application.

• Documentation and Measurement: ABFO scales, graph paper, and marking tools support systematic evidence documentation.

• Evidence Handling: Includes envelopes and protective accessories to assist with evidence organization and handling.

• Portable Storage: Supplied in a professional carrying case for organized transport and field deployment.

Applications: Suitable for police forensic units, crime scene investigators, fingerprint examination laboratories, and forensic training facilities for latent fingerprint development, collection, documentation, and preliminary examination.

Note: The effectiveness of fingerprint powders and lifting methods depends on the surface type and condition. UV illumination should be used according to the instrument's safety instructions, and collected evidence should be labeled, sealed, and handled using appropriate contamination-control procedures.