Shoeprint Lifting Film

Shoeprint lifting film is a specialized type of film used for collecting and preserving shoeprints as evidence. It is commonly used in forensic investigations to capture shoe impressions found at crime scenes.

The film is typically transparent and adhesive on one side, allowing it to be applied directly to the surface where the shoeprint is located. Once applied, pressure is applied to ensure proper adhesion and to capture the details of the shoeprint.

Shoeprint lifting film is designed to be easily peeled off the surface without damaging the impression. It can then be transferred to a backing card or other suitable surface for further analysis or preservation.

This type of film is an essential tool for forensic professionals and law enforcement agencies in collecting and preserving shoeprint evidence, which can be crucial in identifying suspects and linking them to a crime scene.