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Paterson Force Film Washer

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$16.1 $23 In stock

Category: Film & Film Processing Film Processing Equipment

The Paterson Force Film Washer provides quick and efficient film washing, designed to work with Paterson Super System 4 tanks. It fits most domestic taps for convenient use in your darkroom or sink.

  • Quick and efficient film washing action
  • Fits most domestic taps for easy setup
  • Designed specifically for Paterson Super System 4 developing tanks
  • Part of the trusted Paterson brand for film processing equipment
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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Madison ★★★★★

Connecting it directly to my faucet was simple, and I noticed way less water waste compared to my old tray method. The flow through the tank is steady and thorough without any splashing.

Violet ★★★★★

Cuts my wash time in half compared to just running water through the tank. The tap connector fits perfectly on my standard kitchen faucet with no adapters needed.

Michael ★★★★★

Finally a film washer that hooks right up to my kitchen faucet without any adapter hassle – it cut my washing time in half compared to the old jug method. The flow is strong but gentle enough that I don't worry about damaging the film.