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Integrated Services Presents:

The FDC185 Fingerprint Development Chamber: A Sanyo-Gallenkamp Exclusive

The speed and sophisticated detection features of this precision instrument constitute a significant improvement over traditional detection methods. The table top FDC185 optimizes and accurately controls the conditions under which exhibits are treated. This is achieved by the sequential use of DFO (1.8 diasafluoren-9-one) and ninhyrdrin which is recognized as the most effective way of detecting prints on paper and similar surfaces. The accurately controlled conditions of high temperature and high relative humidity (80°C and 65% r.h.) for ninhydrin yields excellent clarity in just three minutes compared to at best 10 minutes (and often much longer) using other traditional methods. The DFO sequence (100°C, no humidity) may also be used as a separate process.

Key Features

[Bullet] 3-Minute Process
[Bullet] Repeatable Results
[Bullet] Improved Definition
[Bullet] 185 Liter Capacity (590 Liter models also available)
[Bullet] Temperature Range from +40°C to +100°C

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Specifications:

Physical Specs: Unit Measure Value:
Internal dimensions:

(w x d x h)

inches

milimeters

25.5 x 19.5 x 22.5 in.

650 x 500 x 570 mm

External dimensions: inches

milimeters

45 x 24.75 x 31.25 in.

1140 x 630 x 922 mm

Weight: lbs

kg

198

90

Capacity:

(nominal)

cubic feet

litres

6.5 cu.ft

185 litres

Number of shelves:

(stainless steel mesh)

shelves 2
Shelf working area: sq. ft.

m2

8.6

(0.81)

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