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Jobo 2540 Developing Tank Multitank 1

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$46.5 $62 In stock

Category: Film & Film Processing Film Processing Equipment

Inversion tank for processing of one film 35mm


Smallest tank of system 2500. This tank can not be used in combination with JOBO Roller for rotation agitation.


It takes one reel item no 2502


Minimum filling amount


For inversion agitation 775 ml


Comes with no reel (optional extra, see right margin)

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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 5 reviews)

John ★★★★★

The inversion action is so smooth, and the tank's compact size makes it perfect for tight darkroom spaces. I’ve run three 35mm rolls through it this week and the chemistry flows evenly every time. It’s my go-to for single film processing now.

Ryan S. ★★★★★

Finally, a tank that's truly compact and straightforward for single 35mm rolls. The inversion agitation is smooth and the lid seals tight with no leaks at all.

Steven Z. ★★★★★

I've been using this tank for my 35mm development and it's perfectly sized for a single roll, making it super convenient for quick processing sessions. The inversion method works flawlessly with the light-tight lid, and I haven't had any leaks so far.