Basic Latent Print Kit w/Camelhair Brush This basic latent print kit is packed in an oversized box, so there is room to add additional supplies. The latent print brush is stored in a protective tube and held by a clip inside the lid. The tape and Bi-Chromatic™ fingerprint powder are held in a fitted insert. This kit has a camelhair brush. 1 – Kit Box C contains: Bi-Chromatic Powder, 29g (2oz.); Zephyr Brush; Clear Lifting Tape, 3.8cm x 9.1m (1 1/2" x 360"); White Backing Cards, Pack of 100; Fitted Compartmentalized Insert

Model 300 Crime Scene Kit This is the ultimate crime scene kit. Segmented into separate tasks, this kit will allow you to dust for latent prints on nearly any surface using the included standard and magnetic latent print powders, as well as develop latent prints using fluorescent powders on difficult surfaces and backgrounds. The included ultraviolet light source assists in fluorescent latent print development and searches for physical evidence. Elimination fingerprints can be recorded with the included Easy Print® pad and cardholder and evidence labels and tapes are included to assist in collecting and documenting evidence. Each kit is self-contained in a sturdy polypropylene kit box so they stay separated and clean, preventing contamination, as well as allowing you to easily distribute the workload at the crime scene. Ultraviolet light available in either a 110V or 220V.

Standard Magnetic Applicator This ergonomically designed tool features a spring-loaded handle holding the internal magnet forward, allowing for dusting above a horizontal plane, even overhead. When ready, simply pull the handle to release the powder. A hexagonal lip around the rim of the applicator prevents powder from creeping up the handle and prevents the applicator from rolling away when placed on an uneven surface. The Standard Magnetic Applicator has a powerful magnet to hold a large amount of magnetic powder and is 14cm (5½”) long. •Spring-loaded handle •A hexagonal lip around the rim of the applicator •Pull the handle to release the powder •Powerful magnet

TEX Ultra Light Magnetic Applicator Designed by JR Davis, retired from the Houston Police Department, TEX can be used at hazardous crime scenes and then the outside cover discarded. A new cover is put on and you can continue working. This will help prevent contamination from surface to surface, from your brush to your kit and from your brush to your jar of powder. Each TEX disposable magnetic brush comes with four additional replacement covers, so it is like having five clean, new brushes to work with. The name of this magnetic brush, TEX, comes from the shape. (It resembles a tall, skinny person wearing a cowboy hat.) Designed by J.R. Davis for use at hazardous crime scenes, the TEX Ultra-Light is a lightweight and powerful magnetic applicator. •Includes five disposable covers to protect the wand during use and eliminate the chance of cross-contaminating evidence •Use a separate cover at each crime scene, or use one for each color of powder •When finished dusting, simply pull the cover away from the magnet to release the ball of powder

1oz. Black Magnetic Fingerprint Powder Magnetic latent print powders are similar in appearance to standard powders, but they contain iron so that they will adhere to a magnet. When a magnetic powder applicator is dipped into the jar of magnetic powder, the powder gathers around the magnetic end of the applicator and it becomes a "brush." When dusting is complete, hold the applicator over the jar, and a short pull on the top end will lift the magnet, allowing the powder to drop back into the jar. For this reason, very little powder is wasted. The new wide-mouth jar of magnetic powder will accept the large ball of powder held on the tip of the magnetic applicator.

3"x5" Numbered White Latent Cards (Pack of 1000) Latent prints lifted with clear or frosted tape are mounted on the glossy side of the latent card. The non-glossy side is for case information and a rough sketch of the recovery location of the latent print. The card may be used to accommodate a row of three or four latent prints, thereby maintaining each print in relation to its neighbor-a great help when trying to determine which hand, or the position of the hand, on the object. It can also accommodate a wider width of lifting tape. The latent prints can be viewed or exhibited separately from the case data (on reverse side of card), which avoids influencing the viewer. The card has sufficient space for writing the needed information, such as the case number, date, crime type, victim, address, location of the latent print recovery, the person lifting the latent and their badge or identification number. It also has sufficient room for a sketch or other remarks. The white cards are preprinted with a gray ink, which prevents any of the lines or data from showing through to the other side of the card to interfere with the photography of the latent prints. The Numbered backing cards can help prevent the inclusion of fabricated latent prints by providing additional documentation.