Forensic Investigation

We supply forensic investigation equipment in bulk and against tender to police services, government forensic laboratories, customs agencies and authorised buyers across South Asia.

The range covers crime scene investigation kits and cases, fingerprint development kits, powders, brushes and lifting materials, evidence collection and packaging consumables, tamper-evident evidence bags and seals, forensic light sources and goggles, photography and scale sets, casting materials for impressions, and laboratory consumables.

Evidence packaging is the part of this category that decides whether anything else matters. Evidence collected properly and then stored in a bag that can be opened and resealed without trace is evidence a defence lawyer will challenge successfully, and the case is lost somewhere other than the laboratory. Tamper-evident bags with unique sequential numbering are inexpensive and they are the foundation of the whole chain.

Consumables are the real budget line, not the equipment. A forensic unit uses powders, brushes, lifting tape, swabs and bags continuously, and a service that funds the kit without funding the resupply stops working within a year. We quote an annual consumable schedule alongside the initial kits.

Kit format should follow how the unit deploys. A single large case suits a laboratory-based team called to a scene; smaller modular kits suit patrol vehicles where the first officer collects.

Police services and forensic laboratories in Bangladesh, Sri Lanka, Nepal and Myanmar account for most demand. Supply is to government and authorised buyers only, against the required end user documentation.