UV Tester in pocket format

UV Tester in pocket format, with UV-A 366 nm (4 watt)

A UV Tester can be used to inspect the Fluorescence of e.g. stamps, banknotes, credit cards and more. You check the fluorescent authenticity characteristics of Banknotes to distinguish the original from the counterfeit or in the case of Postage Stamps checks the illumination of Phosphorus stripes or an L profile.

Postage stamps contain phosphorus to enable automatic sorting at the post office. The first stamps with phosphorus appeared in Britain in 1959 as a replacement for stamps with graphite. There are a large number of stamps available with and without phosphorus. It can be very useful to be able to make this distinction in your collection, and there is often a difference in value between the two. Some stamps from these countries have a different way of applying the phosphor, so the phosphor lights up with a different frequency. If you want to be absolutely sure, it can be helpful to use both long wave and short wave with certain countries.

You need the short wave at least for Great Britain, Israel and United States. There are 3 types of UV, namely UC-A the most common long wave, 315-400 nm, UV-B this is only used for other purposes, 280-315 nm, UV-C the short wave, 100-280 nm.

This handy UV flashlight allows you to easily check stamps, banknotes, credit cards, phone cards, etc. for fluorescence. The wavelength of 395 nm (long wave) makes the lamp extremely practical for the user.

The sturdy housing is black aluminum, light weight and easy to carr Supplied without batteries (1 x AA).

Discover now the wide range of Microscopes and Equipment from the various suppliers.

• Digital Microscope
• USB Microscope
• Zoom Microscope
• UV Tester
• Multi Tester
• Perforation Gauge
• Watermark detector
• Drying equipment
• Cleaning equipment

In our webshop you can find the necessary Accessories and Spare parts for your equipment.

Equipped with: UV-A 366 nm (4 watt)

Batteries: 1 x AA

Packaging is per piece.

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