Lightning Powder

These 2 (50mm) scales are printed with inch markings on one edge and metric markings along the opposite edge. For photos on horizontal surfaces, just lay the scale in the scene. For vertical surfaces...

Breakaway Tamper Evident Tape protects the integrity of your items and evidence. Printed on an acetate base, the tape becomes extremely fragile when adhered to a surface. Attempts to remove the tape...

Used to collect Buccal cells for DNA processing. Simply follow the included directions to collect a sample by rubbing the included swabs inside the subject’s mouth. Each kit includes gloves,...

This adhesive photo evidence scale measures millimeters on one edge and inches on the other. Each 2.5cm (1) by 9.1m (30’) roll features a repeating pattern every 30.5cm (12). The adhesive is...

The Safariland Red Box Sealing Tape (2 x 165' Roll) is thicker, stronger and has better adhesive than the thin polypropylene tapes often seen at lower prices.

These adhesive evidence labels are printed with black ink on a matte white stock. Excellent for use with plain plastic bags, check sleeves, unprinted paper bags or boxes. Place these labels directly...

Lightning Powder Evidence Security Bags feature a special, extremely strong tamper indicating adhesive that, once opened, will not reseal. The word EVIDENCE” is printed around the borders of the bag...

Attach latent prints on the glossy white side of our backing cards. The opposite side is non-glossy

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 includes the standard...

For maximum contrast against a dark-colored background, Lightning White Powder is recommended. Use a dedicated Zephyr Fiberglass Brush for white powder to avoid contamination from other colors of...

These cans are unlined to prevent any contamination of evidence collected at the scene and to allow for head space analysis at the lab.

Each time a new roll of film is started at a crime scene, the first exposure should be of a card listing the case number, date and photographer. Each of these Photo Identifier Cards has a gray scale,...