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Paterson Developing Tank - 35mm

Paterson Developing Tank - 35mm - Main image
$19.2 $30 In stock

Category: Film & Film Processing Film Processing Equipment

The Paterson 35mm tank takes a single 35mm film, the Paterson Universal Tank takes two 35mm film, or a single 120/220 film.


Supplied complete with one 35mm/120/220 Auto Load Reel; Water-tight EVA cap prevents leakage during inversion agitation;

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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 5 reviews)

James ★★★★★

The water-tight cap is the star here—no more worrying about leaks mid-development, and the auto-load reel takes the frustration out of loading in the dark. Swirling chemistry feels smooth, and cleanup is a breeze. My rolls come out streak-free every time.

Lucy ★★★★★

I've been developing at home for a year and this is the first tank where loading the reel feels genuinely foolproof—the auto-load mechanism just clicks along without any film jamming. The water-tight EVA cap also means I can agitate with confidence, no leaks on the kitchen counter.

Sofia I. ★★★★★

The water-tight EVA cap gives me peace of mind during agitation, and the reel felt sturdy right out of the box. Loading was straightforward even for my first time developing film.