BARSKA AU11406 Red Laser Sight 5mW 635nm
- CR-123A Lithium
- Laser Sights
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Lifting tape 20 times thicker than standard moulds to textured surfaces including vinyl, leather, plastics, metals, paper and wood
The Lynn Peavey DIFF-Lift Lifting Tape comes in a 2 x 35" roll measuring 5.08 x 88.9cm. It is 20 times thicker than standard lifting tape and molds itself to textured surfaces. Part number 8207 identifies this specific forensic supply item.
This tape lifts prints from vinyl car dashes, pebble-grained leather, textured plastics, metals, paper and wood. It requires a clean surface contact to capture detail effectively. The roll format suits field kits or lab stockrooms. It is not suited for smooth-only lifters or latent print powders.
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The tape is 20 times thicker than standard lifting tape, allowing it to conform to textured surfaces such as vinyl dashboards, pebble-grained leather and rough plastics.
Each roll supplies 35 inches of 2-inch-wide tape, which is 88.9 centimetres in metric terms.
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