Fingerprint workstations
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kowboeega
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Fingerprint workstations
This may not be the correct forum to address this question but here goes. Our small department has decided to purchase a latent fingerprint processing workstation and to upgrade from a fish tank to a small cyanoacrylate fuming chamber. For those who process for fingerprint do ya’ll have any suggestions on brands, types, etc. that might be helpful?
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David Grady
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Re: Fingerprint workstations
We have a CA-3000 from Misonix and like it a lot. It is used almost daily and yet, it's been running without incident for about five years now (I probably just jinxed it).
Dave
Dave
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areitnau
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Re: Fingerprint workstations
Hello,
I believe the MVC series from Foster and Freeman is a great option, expensive, but worth it. I have also used CA chambers from Air Science and Sirchie, both are good. I've had mixed results with the Misonix chambers. My 2 cents...
I believe the MVC series from Foster and Freeman is a great option, expensive, but worth it. I have also used CA chambers from Air Science and Sirchie, both are good. I've had mixed results with the Misonix chambers. My 2 cents...
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walker
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Re: Fingerprint workstations
I've been using Misonix Downflow Workstations for over 10 years, and using the Misonix CA-6000 for 4 years. Both have performed admirably. Customer service was also excellent.