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Photon Micro-Light
UV Ultra-Violet
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Price: €46.50
Availability: Usually shipped within 24-48h
Stock Code:
PTML05 |
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UV Fluorescence checking with the world's smallest, brightest
ultraviolet lights. Detect counterfeits, check UV fluorescent hand
stamps & more. Our pure UV / Ultraviolet lights & purple "Blacklight"
LED flashlights are perfect for activating fluorescent ink, strips &
fibers used in bank notes, credit cards, casino chips, passports,
checks and more.
These special-purpose UV Photon lights produce a powerful beam of
ultraviolet light, which will activate fluorescent ink, strips, &
fibers that are used as anti-counterfeiting measures in bank notes,
credit cards, casino chips, passports, checks, securities,
cryptographic papers, etc. These key-chain sized UV lights are also
great for checking fluorescent hand stamps at clubs, curing
UV-sensitive glue and many other uses. The UV Photon features the
extended housing of the Covert Photon I to protect your eyes from
direct exposure to the UV light.
The UV LED beam has a fairly narrow focus and unlike a traditional
blacklight, most of the light produced by the UV Photon is just
outside the visible spectrum (370 nm). In full darkness it will
cause objects to fluoresce at distances of 20 feet or more. In
bright daylight the effectiveness is greatly reduced, but is still
usable at about 6-12 inches.
For customers looking for a lower cost alternative, our purple
Photon lights work very well for fluorescence checking as well. The
purple lights are closer to what you might expect from a traditional
black light, with a deep purple color in addition to the invisible
UV light. For some uses, such as checking counterfeit money, we
still recomend the pure UV Photons as the visible purple light from
the Purple / Blacklight Photons can make it difficult to see the
fluorescent strip in American currency. For other uses however, such
as hunters following blood trails (blood tracking sprays are
available which will cause fresh blood to fluoresce under UV light),
the Purple Photon lights may work better than the pure UV version.
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