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Safescan 30, Ultraviolett (UV), Grau, 135 mm, 10 mm, 15 mm, 9 g
Artikelnummer: [9696436] | Produzent: Safescan | Modell nummer: SAF1110378 | EAN: 8717496331823
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INSTANTLY VERIFY BANKNOTES AT ANY LOCATION
In just two seconds, the Safescan 30 counterfeit currency detector pen will tell you whether a banknote is fake or genuine. Simply mark the bill and watch: if the ink turns dark, the note is likely a counterfeit. Perfect wherever you need fast, portable verification, such as at markets and events or in taxis and delivery vans.
SPECIAL INK WORKS ON ALL CURRENCIES
The iodine-based ink in the Safescan 30 reacts with a starch found in all standard papers, but not in the official cotton-based or polymer banknote paper used by central banks worldwide. What’s more, it helps take fake money out of circulation: the pale ink will fade away on genuine banknotes, but leave a permanent purple mark on suspected counterfeits.
In just two seconds, the Safescan 30 counterfeit currency detector pen will tell you whether a banknote is fake or genuine. Simply mark the bill and watch: if the ink turns dark, the note is likely a counterfeit. Perfect wherever you need fast, portable verification, such as at markets and events or in taxis and delivery vans.
SPECIAL INK WORKS ON ALL CURRENCIES
The iodine-based ink in the Safescan 30 reacts with a starch found in all standard papers, but not in the official cotton-based or polymer banknote paper used by central banks worldwide. What’s more, it helps take fake money out of circulation: the pale ink will fade away on genuine banknotes, but leave a permanent purple mark on suspected counterfeits.