magnetic powder

Fingerprint collection through the use of grey or black magnetic powder.

Magnetic powder buried in my gums makes for a real nice fit.

The powder therefore proves to be exceptionally cost effective compared to standard magnetic powders with many added advantages.

It works well on a variety of substrates, particularly multi-coloured objects, and can be mixed (1:1) with magnetic powder.

These systems used dry magnetic powders, wet powders, or aerosol cans.

They are fabricated by packing wide-grain lone-domain magnetic powders.

Then it transforms those oxides into highly specialized rare earth alloys and magnetic powders, using facilities around the world.

Finally, magnetic measurements were used to characterise the high-coercivity behaviour of synthetic magnetic powders and material from potential dust source areas.

Later, at the fire station, Max-Ernest comes with Paul-Clay's toy which has magnetic powder on it.

Magnetic powder brake (absorption only)

MQA are anisotropic magnetic powders that are used in the manufacture of bonded magnets.

Magnetic particle clutch (or magnetic powder clutch)

Today, just as in crime scene television shows, lab technicians use fumes and magnetic powder to get prints that in yesteryear were unobtainable, Kibbey said.

All non-movable items at a crime scene should be processed at the scene using gray powder, black powder, or black magnetic powder.

Injection-molded magnets are a composite of various types of resin and magnetic powders, allowing parts of complex shapes to be manufactured by injection molding.

Magnetic powders are also used, where a fine magnetic powder is held by a magnetic applicator, which may then be gently moved across the fingerprint.

In the second quarter of 2010, Neo Material sold just over 3,100 tonnes of separated rare earth oxides, rare earth compounds and magnetic powders.

A powder dynamometer is similar to an eddy current dynamometer, but a fine magnetic powder is placed in the air gap between the rotor and the coil.

TEL operates similarly to a metal detector: cables buried beneath each line monitor the bounce of specially designed tennis balls that contain a magnetic powder detectable by the cable sensors.

The bridegroom, 65, is the chairman of AMR Technologies, a manufacturer of magnetic powders and other materials for use in the electronics and automotive industries in Toronto.

A special chemical solution and magnetic powder, applied to the videotape and viewed under a microscope, allowed the editor to see the video pulses and precisely align them for glitch-free editing.

Unscrewing the lid from a jar of Delta Orange magnetic powder, Katz dusted a very good latent print that someone had left on the dead detective's shiny black nylon panties.

Magnetic powder applied with a Magna Brush directly to the skin is acceptable in a pinch, and the iodine-silver transfer method is an alternative if a fuming gun and silver sheets are close at hand.

He described for the jury, at Halpin's patient, methodical prodding, how he'd dusted the window screen with magnetic powder and discovered five fingerprints, which he'd lifted with lifting tape and placed on a print card.

The basics of the process were simple in principle: when light and shadow strike an electrically charged plate of a certain material, the dark parts can attract an electrostatic or magnetic powder while the light part repels it.