Evidence Tray Black

Description

Evidence Tray Black

The Evidence Tray gives forensic teams, investigators, laboratories, museums, training centres, and educational facilities a clean, controlled surface for processing evidence and exhibits. It helps users organize items during inspection, photography, documentation, comparison, and handling. The raised tray edges help keep small objects contained, while the flat working area supports evidence scales, liners, absorbent sheets, labels, tags, tools, and exhibit bags.

This tray works well for many types of exhibits, including bones, knives, weapons, personal items, fragments, archaeological finds, training samples, and laboratory specimens. Users can place a disposable liner inside the tray to create a fresh surface for each item. This helps reduce cross-contamination and keeps the work area clean during detailed evidence processing.

The tray also supports clear visual documentation. Investigators can add a forensic scale, case label, item number, and reference marker beside the exhibit before taking photographs. This makes the evidence easier to identify, compare, and record. The tray’s open layout gives users enough space to position objects carefully without cluttering the scene.

Key Uses

Use this evidence processing tray for:

• Forensic exhibit handling
• Crime scene evidence sorting
• Laboratory evidence examination
• Weapon and tool documentation
• Bone and fragment organization
• Photography with measurement scales
• Training exercises and forensic education
• Museum, archaeology, and conservation work
• Clean separation of multiple evidence items

Why Choose This Evidence Tray?

A clean evidence tray improves workflow, accuracy, and organization. It gives staff a dedicated area for each exhibit and helps teams maintain a tidy working process. The side handles make the tray easy to move between workstations, photography areas, X-ray units, or inspection benches. The raised edges help prevent items from rolling or sliding away during handling.

Forensic teams often need a repeatable process. This tray supports that process by creating a consistent background and work area for every exhibit. Users can line the tray, place the item, add a scale, photograph the evidence, complete documentation, and then remove the liner before processing the next exhibit.