The HID Patrol Ten Fingerprint Scanner is a high-performance biometric capture device designed for tenprint enrollment and high-assurance identity verification applications. Built to support demanding identity management environments, it enables fast, accurate, and reliable capture of all ten fingerprints in accordance with industry and law enforcement standards.

Engineered for agencies, secure facilities, and professional enrollment centers, the Patrol Ten scanner delivers consistent image quality and dependable performance even in high-volume workflows. Its ergonomic design supports intuitive finger placement and guided capture, helping reduce user error and improving overall enrollment efficiency.

The device is well-suited for background check processing, criminal justice and law enforcement applications, border control operations, immigration programs, and national ID initiatives where secure and standardized biometric data collection is required. It is also commonly used in enterprise and contractor onboarding environments that require elevated identity assurance and compliance-driven verification processes.

With robust capture technology and strong interoperability with leading biometric software platforms, the HID Patrol Ten Fingerprint Scanner integrates smoothly into existing identity systems. It is designed to support secure data transmission, accurate fingerprint matching, and scalable deployment across centralized or distributed enrollment workflows.

Built for reliability in real-world conditions, the scanner maintains consistent performance across a wide range of users and environmental factors, making it a trusted solution for organizations that depend on precise, high-quality tenprint capture for identity verification and security operations.

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• Captures all ten fingerprints (flat and rolled) in a single streamlined workflow
• FBI Appendix F (FAP 60) certified for high-quality biometric compliance
• MOSIP-compliant for government and national ID programs
• Efficient LED-guided capture process for reduced user error
• High-quality imaging for dry, wet, and worn fingerprints
• Patented automatic capture when optimal image quality is detected
• Optional silicone membrane for improved dry fingerprint capture
• Compact desktop design for enrollment stations and kiosks
• Integrated with HID L Scan SDK for system development and integration
• Designed for high-throughput identity enrollment environments

• Device Type: Tenprint (10-finger) fingerprint scanner
• Capture Modes: Flat and rolled fingerprint acquisition
• Sensor Resolution: 500 ppi (standard tenprint capture quality)
• Image Quality: High dynamic range grayscale fingerprint imaging
• Certification: FBI Appendix F (FAP 60), MOSIP compliant
• Interface: USB 2.0 connectivity
• Operating Systems: Windows and Linux support (via SDK)
• Capture Area: Full tenprint platen with guided finger placement
• Security Features: Presentation Attack Detection (PAD) support
• SDK: HID L Scan Essentials SDK included for integration
• Operating Environment: Indoor enrollment and workstation use
• Build Type: Compact, durable desktop biometric scanner

What is the HID Patrol Ten Fingerprint Scanner used for?

The HID Patrol Ten is used for tenprint fingerprint capture in identity enrollment, background checks, law enforcement booking, and other high-assurance biometric identification programs.

What does “tenprint” mean?

Tenprint refers to the capture of all ten fingerprints (both rolled and flat impressions) for complete biometric enrollment and identity verification records.

Is the HID Patrol Ten certified for law enforcement use?

Yes. The Patrol Ten is designed to meet strict biometric standards such as FBI Appendix F (FAP 60), making it suitable for law enforcement and government identity systems.

Does it support both flat and rolled fingerprints?

Yes. It captures both flat (plain) and rolled fingerprints for all ten fingers in a single enrollment workflow.