At customs checkpoints, travelers simply press a button to complete four-finger fingerprint capture in 0.25 seconds, bypassing long lines; on the front lines of public security, officers use handheld devices to capture fingerprints on-site and quickly match them against the database. Behind these scenarios lies a single device: the Xingqihang FAP60 Fingerprint and Palmprint Scanner.

Why do both public security and customs agencies choose it? Three key criteria.

1. Clear Capture

With ultra-high resolution of 1600×1500 pixels, fingerprint ridges and sweat pores are clearly distinguishable, meeting FBI standards. It delivers stable recognition on dry, wet, cracked, or dirty fingers, reducing the need for repeated pressing.

2. Robust Authentication

Based on glass-based infrared detection technology: infrared light illuminates the finger to detect subcutaneous vital signs (such as blood flow). Fake fingerprints (made of silicone, gel, etc.) cannot replicate this characteristic, allowing the device to effectively identify and reject them. This reduces the risk of blurry, incomplete, or forged data being entered into the database right from the collection stage.

3. Durable

Aluminum alloy body and industrial-grade USB port, designed to withstand the high-frequency use of thousands of scans daily at border checkpoints. The glass substrate features high surface hardness, making it wear- and scratch-resistant, ensuring image quality remains consistent over long-term use.

From customs clearance to criminal investigations, from prison management to financial authentication, the FAP60 serves multiple purposes. Built with domestically produced glass substrate technology, it matches the performance of imported models while offering a more cost-effective solution.

The FAP60 Fingerprint and Palmprint Scanner ensures that every identity verification is more accurate, reliable, and efficient.