

DAS · Data Acquisition Station
Scan
The case goes into the universal cassette. The scanner records its base in 3D: firing pin, breech face and ejector marks.
- Scan time
- < 1 min
- Case diameter
- up to 26 mm
For forensic firearms laboratories
Evofinder® scans cartridge cases and bullets in 3D, searches the database for matching marks and shows the examiner the closest candidates. Designed, built and supported by ScannBI Technology for more than 20 years.
Evofinder® X Series
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How it works
From the cassette to a confirmed match: three parts of Evofinder® do the work; the decision stays with the examiner.


DAS · Data Acquisition Station
The case goes into the universal cassette. The scanner records its base in 3D: firing pin, breech face and ejector marks.
SAS · Specimen Analysis System
The server compares the new scan with every record in the database and ranks the candidates by similarity.
Questioned
Candidate 1EWS · Expert Working Station
The examiner opens the top candidate next to the new scan, under the same light, aligns the two and measures.
Match
A confirmed match links two cases that looked unrelated. Evofinder® finds the candidates; the examiner makes the call.

For more than 20 years, ScannBI Technology has designed, built and supported Evofinder®, used by forensic laboratories worldwide. The work behind it started in 1994.
Served from offices in Lübeck, Valongo and Minneapolis.
From city crime laboratories to national forensic centres.
Each one installed, with training and updates for as long as it is in service.