HQRP UV Blacklight Flashlight 21 LED with 380 nm Wavelength Check UV Activated Inks in Currency and ID's / Urine Detector plus HQRP UV Meter

General Features:
- HQRP® 380 nM UV LED Flashlight plus HQRP® UV Meter;

- Aluminium Body, Water Resistance, Light on By on/off Switch;

- Number of LEDs: 21;

- Wavelength: 380-385 nanometer;

- Powered by 3 x AAA batteries (not included);

- Grate for Room, Mineral Inspection, Security Control;

- Rodent, Leak Detection, Art Forgery/Repair Tests

- 200 days warranty!

HQRP 21 LED UV flashlight. This torch is designed to: verify the money, checks on the authenticity of documents, inspection glass for defects and cracks, checking leaks in cooling systems (with dyes). And as is well-suited for: hunting for scorpions, find traces of the urine of animals, hunting down rodents, searching for wounded prey, checking pets for ringworm, check in hotel rooms, inspection bathroom and carpets.This Flashlight is a good tool for observe the cracks and inclusions of the surface or inside of the gemstones. Also for: Check UV Activated Inks; Examining Artwork and Glass for Hidden Repairs; Detect Uranium Glass / Depression Glass / Vaseline Glass; Auto Radiator and Transmission Leaks Cheking; Repair HVAC Air Conditioning Systems. Do not shine the flashlight into the eyes of this, when you use it.

Great for:

- Document and forgery analysis.

- Crowd and access control.

- Crime scene inspection: Some bodily fluids will fluoresce under UV light. Some people even inspect their hotel sheets before use to see if the beds have been changed. Arson investigators use UV to search for the presence of accelerates.

- Currency and Bill verification:

- Leak detection: By adding a UV powder or liquid to a system with a leak and using a UV light source, leaks can be quickly found. 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.

- Rodent detection: The urine of many animals, including cats and rodents will fluoresce under UV. Ultraviolet light itself is invisible to the human eye, but can cause materials such as rodent urine and hair to visibly fluoresce. For sanitation purposes, it is necessary to identify rodent presence in all areas of the food industry, from the large industrial plant to the small retail outlet. This is especially true in older establishments where construction and location make it more difficult to monitor rodent activity. 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 on sacks or intermixed with food grains.

- Scientific, laboratory and educational analysis.

- Painting and Rug Repair Detection: Many modern inks, paints and dyes may look identical to old colourings under visible light. However, under UV, differences can be seen because the chemical composition of newer substances usually includes synthetic materials.

- Gemstone and Mineral Inspection: UV lights are often used to reveal fluorescent activity in gem materials aiding in identification. F