Introducing the Forensic Set, an essential tool for determining and analyzing the line of fire in forensic science. This high-quality set, crafted in Germany, includes 8 extremely lightweight reference spheres that securely attach to your trajectory rods, providing reliable reference points for your investigations.

Designed for precision, the Forensic Set assists in determining the trajectory of projectiles. To use, simply attach two reference spheres to the trajectory rod and secure them with rubber bands to ensure they stay in place. The rods can then be utilized as intended for your crime scene analyses. The spheres on the trajectory rod can be scanned by a laser scanner, with their centers identified, connected, and extended to determine the possible line of fire. In cases with multiple bullet holes, this set enables accurate identification of the shooter's position.

Product Characteristics:

- Sphere diameter: Ø 90mm

- Sphere weight: 95g

- The hole for trajectory rods is precisely aligned with the sphere's axis.

- The spherical design maximizes scanning efficiency from various angles and is proven to be the most effective target for laser scanning.

- Made of hollow plastic with a special varnish for superior reflective properties.

- Case dimensions: 500 x 420 x 125mm, featuring a precut foam insert for safe transport.

Field of Application:

- Forensics (crime scene documentation, line of fire determination)

Designated Use:

- Positioning rods with attached spheres in bullet holes and scanning using a 3D laser scanner.

Compatible Laser Scanners:

- Leica RTC360

- Leica BLK360

- Trimble X7

- FARO scanners

- Other laser scanners may be compatible; please verify software compatibility.

Compatible Trajectory Sets:

- Evi-Paq trajectory set (yellow and pink rods)

- Sirchie trajectory set (4" rods compatible with large-hole spheres)

Delivery Contents:

- 4 reference spheres for thin trajectory rods (pink; for caliber .22)

- 4 reference spheres for thick trajectory rods (yellow; for caliber .32)

- Rubber bands for securing spheres

Please Note: Rods are not included!

Important: Use and store the Forensic Set only in temperatures ranging from 0 to 50 degrees Celsius.

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Synonyms: forensic sphere, forensic pole, forensic rod, forensic stick, trajectory rod, trajectory pole, trajectory stick, trajectory set, laser trajectory set, ballistic curve.