Jobo CPP-3 Film & Print Processor with lift

* Automatic agitation
* Automatic temperature control
* Freshness of chemical solution
* Built-in timer
* For all available colour and B/W films:
..... * Roll films s 135, 120 max 5/6 respectively
..... * Sheet films 4 x 5 or 8 x 10 inches (max. 10/12 respectively)
..... * Prints up to 20 x 24 inches


Jobo stopped production of its rotary processors in 2010. In doing so it became the last manufacturer to market a range of film processing machines to photographers.

With the resurgence in demand for film usage, reduced mini-lab sites and film processing in multiple retailers, the redesigned CPP-3 is a reality. This new version includes a convenient lift as well.

Based on the original design for the Jobo CPP2, the CPP3 model has the capability to process all types of film and paper. It has acurate temperature control, timer and takes all Jobo tanks up to the 3000 Expert (sheet film tank system). The original CPP2 concept is also maintained in that it has both cog and magnet lid connection for use with a lift and normal rotary agitation.

The processor comes complete with the following accessories:
1x 2520 Developing Tank
1x 2502 Developing Tank Reel
1x 1504 Magnet

The size and weight for the CPP3 box incl. processor is 110x50x48 cm / 12kgs harmonizing duty code: 90101000

Lift included:
Filling and draining of chemicals and rinse water from the tank or drum is done with the Jobo Lift. This enhancement ends wet hands, and messy countertops improves timing accuracy and gives better chemical distribution.

It makes it significantly more comfortable to use your CPP2/CPP3 processor by avoiding installation and de-installation of the tank during the development process. The lift is dual fitting as it will attach to the older CPP2 without any additional modification of your processor.

You can even fill the tank with chemistry during running rotation.

Emptying the chemistry is as easy as operating the lift with no more wet hands, more exact process timing, quicker and more equal chemistry distribution across the film/paper in the process.

Recycling your chemistry also becomes more achievable.