Selection of an Adhesive Tape Suitable for Forensic Fiber Sampling

Kris De Wael · F. Gason · Christiaan A. V. Baes

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Five commercial adhesive tapes were tested for fiber uptake and saturation, for recovery and for ease of analysis. On the basis of the results, a high tack adhesive tape has been selected to be used for forensic fiber sampling. This adhesive tape is used as sampling material in two different micro trace kits. The first tape lifting kit is used mainly for the sampling of cars and the second is a 1:1 tape lifting kit for the collection of fibers on a corpse.

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1975The Recovery of Fibres from the Surface of Clothing for Forensic Examinations

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