Regula 1025 Compact Magnifier

Description

 

Regula magnifier 1025 provides 10х magnification.

Light sources include: incident white light, oblique white light from two sides.

UV 400 nm, UV 365 nm, UV 313 nm, UV 254 nm, retroreflective light (RR).

Two high intensity convertible IR light (anti-Stokes) 980 nm, OVD/Kinegram visualization light, and UV365/white.

The interchangeable lights allow experts to perform a quick examination of documents, identifications and other security papers.  Rechargeable batteries included. The batteries can be charged with a cable via micro-USB port.

Model

Regula 1025

• Magnification — 10 times
• Document examination under white incident light
• Document examination under white oblique light
• Document examination under UV illumination — 254, 313, 365, 400 nm
• Detection of retroreflective protection
• Detection of Anti-Stokes luminescence
• Holographic security elements examination, OVD visualization
• Document examination under interchangeable white/UV light
• Micro-USB slot for charging

 

One of the primary benefits of using a magnifier, particularly in the recovery and identification of fingerprints and latent prints in fingerprint recovery and latent print identification is the enhanced visibility they provide.

By magnifying the details of a print, investigators can discern intricate ridge patterns, pores, and other unique features that may be critical for identification.

This increased visibility can significantly improve the accuracy of comparisons and help distinguish between similar prints, ultimately leading to more reliable forensic evidence.

Moreover, magnifiers allow forensic experts to meticulously examine the condition of a print, including any smudges, smears, or distortions that may be present.

This level of scrutiny can be invaluable in assessing the quality of a print and determining the most effective methods for recovery and enhancement.

Additionally, magnifiers enable investigators to detect and analyze faint or partial prints that may be imperceptible to the naked eye, expanding the scope of potential evidence that can be collected and utilised in criminal investigations.

 

Furthermore, the use of magnifiers in fingerprint analysis promotes precision and attention to detail. By carefully scrutinizing each aspect of a print, forensic examiners can make comprehensive comparisons and confidently draw conclusions about the likelihood of a match. This meticulous approach is essential for ensuring the integrity of forensic findings and upholding the standards of accuracy and reliability in the criminal justice system.

 

In conclusion

The benefits of using magnifiers to assist in fingerprint recovery and latent print identification are undeniable. These tools provide enhanced visibility, enable thorough examination of print details, and promote precision in analysis, ultimately contributing to the successful resolution of criminal cases and the delivery of justice. As technology continues to advance, magnifiers remain an indispensable asset in the arsenal of forensic experts, playing a vital role in the pursuit of truth and accountability.