Uses of black light in authentication and counterfeiting prevention: for the verification of minerals, gemstones, etc.

For confirming fluorescence of diamonds, rubies, uranium glass, etc.! Captured using "UV-SVGNC365-01".

Here are examples of the use of black lights in authentication and anti-counterfeiting. Uranium glass was photographed using "UV-SVGNC365-01". In the case of uranium glass, it is possible to distinguish between ordinary green glass and uranium glass. While it is not uniform due to other components, fluorescent reactions are also used for the identification of gemstones, minerals, and more. 【What is a black light】 - A general term for lights that emit wavelengths shorter than 400nm in the visible spectrum (ultraviolet light). - Fluorescent reactions that cannot be obtained with visible light, as well as various reactions depending on the object, can be observed. - Used widely for purposes ranging from hobby applications like fluorescent verification and lure phosphorescence to counterfeit detection of banknotes and industrial ultraviolet flaw detection lamps. *For more details, please refer to the related links or feel free to contact us.

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