North Directional Arrow

Product Description

PRODUCT CODE: OSS-4036

The North Directional Arrow Marker Kit is a specialized forensic scene documentation tool designed to establish geographic orientation and spatial reference during crime scene photography, evidence mapping, and investigative documentation. It features high-visibility directional markers with clear arrow symbols, including a dedicated North marker, to help investigators record scene orientation and maintain consistent spatial references in photographs and sketches.

The markers feature a rigid, folded tent-style design that allows them to stand independently on suitable surfaces without requiring holes or additional supports. Their bright yellow, red, white, and orange color options provide clear visibility against different backgrounds, while the non-reflective layout helps minimize glare during flash photography. UV-stable, weather-resistant, moisture-resistant, and washable construction supports use in various field conditions.

The kit also includes fluorescent adhesive marking booklets for supplementary directional marking and scene documentation.

Key Features:

• Clear Directional Indicators: Includes arrow markers and a dedicated North arrow for establishing geographic orientation.

• High-Visibility Colors: Bright, contrasting colors help markers stand out in crime scene photographs.

• Folded Tent-Style Design: Self-standing markers provide convenient placement without holes or mounting hardware.

• Non-Reflective Surface: Helps reduce glare and unwanted reflections during photographic documentation.

• Weather-Resistant Construction: UV-stable, moisture-resistant, and washable materials support outdoor field use.

• Fluorescent Adhesive Markers: Supplied marking booklets provide additional options for identifying locations and directional references.

• Reusable Design: Durable marker construction supports repeated use in field investigations.

Applications: Suitable for police forensic units, crime scene investigators, forensic photographers, and evidence documentation teams for crime scene photography, spatial orientation, evidence mapping, and investigative scene recording.

Note: The North arrow indicates the intended geographic reference only when correctly oriented using a compass or other reliable directional method. It should not be used as a substitute for independently determining true or magnetic north.