Cylindrical Surface Un-Wrapper (CSU) - Fingerprint Capture from Bullets, Pens, Tools, Syringers, Etc.

    June 9, 2017
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    An innovative new accessory for use with the Crime-lite Imager and DCS fingerprint imaging systems, the Cylindrical Surface Un-wrapper (CSU) enables the forensic examiner to extract 2D images of fingerprints from a 3D cylindrical surface.

    Designed to capture high quality images of fingerprints from the cylindrical surfaces of bullet casings, pens and handtools etc., the CSU uniformly rotates items of evidence while the attached Crime-lite Imager or DCS workstation captures, stitches and blends a series of images together to create a single 2D image of the fingermark.

    Using the CSU, items of evidence that had previously presented a significant challenge to forensic photographers can now be quickly and easily ‘unwrapped’ for examination and enhancement.

    Specifications

    • Max. Dimensions (mm): 85 x 330 x 110 (W x L x H)
    • Evidence clamping jaws
      Internal clamping: 5mm to 55mm 
      External clamping: up to 45mm
      Reversible alignment guide
      12V Power Input
      USB Interface

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