Help to keep your business more secure by using one of these Professional Mains operated Sekura UV Note Detectors. Imagine a high frequency sound as the ripples caused by dropping a large rock in the lake, and low frequency sounds as big, slow waves caused by a passing ship. Introducing the innovative Counterfeit Detection Pen which works on both Paper and Polymer notes due to the integral 365nm UV Bulb within the Pen. We also use different external services like Google Webfonts, Google Maps, and external Video providers.

When you turn on the device, an intelligent system preheats the bulb’s electrodes, enabling the bulb to be switched on and off without reducing its useful life.

This Safescan Counterfeit Note Detector Pen is perfect for aiding staff in checking the authenticity of banknotes. Products likely to be impacted by this higher rate parcel send are: boxes of paper, multiple quantities of water, desk stands or furniture and volume packs of cleaning supplies. The Safescan 70’s ingenious “warm- start” technology triples the UV bulb’s usual lifetime while reducing energy use.

However, if you would like to, you can change your settings at any time using the Change cookie settings link in the Special menu. The Pen is simple to use, mark the note in question if a clear or light amber mark appears the note is genuine, however, if a brown or black mark appears it is likely that the note is counterfeit. This Handheld Forged Note Detector uses a UV light to check banknotes are genuine and help prevent forgery.

These pens work by the ink reacting with chemicals in counterfeit notes showing a reaction in the form of colours. From delicate satin hangers to more robust wooden hangers, we’ll surely have something to your taste.

These can assist with the detection of counterfeit banknotes, credit cards, travellers cheques and other documents for example many bank cheques and the newer driving licences and passports using a high quality UV long lasting scanning tube.As mentioned previously, everything that happens is occurring in your computer, meaning no information is being sent over to our servers. If the ink remains clear or turns to a pale amber hue, then the note is real; if the ink turns brown or grey you can tell that the note is counterfeit. Enhanced Learning Tool: For those learning music or refining their ear training skills, this visual representation serves as an excellent educational tool. I am trying to match the tune of a song to the piano melody all by myself, so this app REALLY helps!