HQRP Professional 365 nM 9 LED Gemstone and Mineral Inspection, Identification, Fluorescence, Glow Flashlight Blacklight
Product Description
HQRP Professional 365 nM 9 LED Gemstone and Mineral Inspection, Identification, Fluorescence, Glow Flashlight Blacklight
- HQRP® 365 nM LED Flashlight;
- Aluminium Body, Water Resistance, Light on By on/off Switch;
- LEDs: 9, Wavelength: 365-370 nanometer; Powered by 3 x AAA batteries (not included);
- Great for Mineral Hunting, Pet Stains Detection, Scorpion Hunting, Currency Verification, Ephemera and Textile Authentication, Criminal Scene Investigation, Forensic Examinations, etc.
- 200 days Warranty!
Can be used to inspect hotel sheets before use to see if the beds have been changed as some bodily fluids will fluoresce under UV light.
Automotive repairmen often use UV leak detection systems for the repair of air conditioner leaks, oil leaks, sunroof leaks, cooling system leaks and oil leaks.
The urine of many animals, including cats and rodents will fluoresce under UV. To determine rodent presence, simply illuminate the area in question with a UV light. Dry rodent urine glows a blue-white if fresh to a yellow-white if old. Rodent hair glows blue-white and is easily identified.
UV lights are used for Art forgery detection: many modern inks, paints and dyes may look identical to old colorings under visible light. However, under UV, differences can be seen because the chemical composition of newer substances usually includes synthetic materials.
UV lights are often used to reveal fluorescent activity in gem materials aiding in identification.
Arson investigators use UV to search for the presence of accelerants.
Due to the intensity of this UV LED device UV protective glasses are recommended. Do not look into this device while operating nor shine in any person's eyes.
HQRP UV Meter: This meter shows you the level of UV and helps you protect your eyes and skin from negative sunlight effect. The color of the meter changes from very light purple to dark purple depending on the intensity of the UV lighting. The darker the purple color is, the more intense is the UV lighing.


