Description
Explosives Detection Identification Field Test Kit (100 tests)
Proven weapon in the war against terror and terrorists
Product description:
- For both law enforcement and investigative personnel, Expray is a proven tool for increasing the accuracy, efficiency and number of interdictions. For forensic and environmental laboratories, it has proven to reduce the number of samples submitted for testing, saving both time and money.
- Expray is a unique, aerosol-based field test kit for the detection and identification of Group A explosives (e.g. TNT, TNB, etc.), Group B explosives (e.g. Semtex H, RDX, C4, etc.) and compounds containing inorganic nitrates that are used in improvised explosives (e.g. ANFO).
- Expray is commonly used as a pre-blast, analytical tool, post-blast investigative tool, screen against potential terrorist elements and as a technical evaluation test in soil remediation on hazardous material “clean-up” sites.
- When used as a post-blast investigative tool, the product is field proven to speed up crucial investigations.
- The level of sensitivity (20 nanograms) surpasses that of other currently available products. The testing process is fast and efficient. No glass ampoules, spatulas or waiting period required. Results appear in seconds. No additional tools or equipment required. The identification/detection process requires no special training and testing can be performed “on the spot”.
Expray is sold in a kit configuration, which provides all three aerosol sprays, collection papers, and an RDX-impregnated verification pad (verification pad is useful for ensuring that the spray can still contains active reagents and for demonstrating how a positive reaction will appear) in a convenient plastic carry case. Expray kits are also available in mini-size (50 tests).
Instructions
• First wipe the surface with the collection paper (Model #0530). Spray the collection paper with Expray #1 and observe for a dark violet to brown color reaction indicating the presence of Group A explosives.
• Next, spray the same collection paper with Expray #2 and observe for a pink color reaction indicating the presence of Group B explosives.
• Finally, spray the same collection paper with Expray #3 and observe for a crimson pink color reaction indicating the presence of nitrate compounds. It is recommended that all three Expray cans be sprayed during a testing process even if a positive reaction is observed in either step #1 or #2.
* Even if the environmental surface or package being tested is light in color, the collection paper should still be used.
List of Drugs
“E”: Expray-1 (# 1510) for Group A Expray-1 is used to search for GROUP A type explosives which include TNT, Tetryl, TNB, DNT, picric acid and its salts. To use, wipe suspected surface with special collector test paper. Spray with Expray-1. If a dark brown-violet color appears, this indicates the presence of TNT; An orange color indicates the presence of Tetryl and other GROUP A explosives.
“X”: Expray-2 (# 1520) for Group B Expray-2 is used to search for GROUP B type explosives which include Dynamite, Nitroglycerine, RDX, PETN, SEMTEX, Nitrocellulose and smokeless powder. If after spraying Expray-1 there is no color change, spray Expray-2. The almost immediate appearance of a pink color change indicates the presence of GROUP B explosives. Most plastic types of explosives belong to this group, including C-4 and Semtex.
“I”: Expray-3 (# 1530) for Nitrates Expray-3 is used to search for nitrate-based explosives which includes ANFO (ammonium nitrate-fuel oil), commercial and improvised explosives based on inorganic nitrates, black powder, flash powder, gun powder, potassium chlorate and nitrate, sulfur (powder), and ammonium nitrate (both fertilizer and aluminum). If there is still no reaction after using the Expray cans 1 and 2, but presence of explosives is still suspected, spray the same paper with Expray-3. A pink reaction indicates the presence of nitrates, which could be part of an improvised explosive.
Collection Papers (# 530)
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