The Super 8/16/35mm Long Reel Tank from Filmomat is a complete stand-alone solution to process and dry 8mm, Super 8, 16mm, or 35mm roll film. The tank and its cap are CNC-milled out of solid PVC, which is chemically resistant but also extremely sturdy and durable. The cap is held in place by a lightproof bayonet lock. The adjustable film reels can be set to 8mm, 16mm, and 35mm, depending on the desired film format. The reels are supported by stainless steel disks, which help keep the film in place.

Process 8mm, Super 8, 16mm & 35mm Film    Works with B&W and Color Film    Easy-to-Load Design with Rolling Base    CNC-Milled from Solid PVC

• Includes all parts, tubes, and hangers needed to process cine film

• Includes two adjustable film reels

• Requires only 2-3 liters of chemistry, depending on the film format

• CNC-milled from solid, chemically resistant PVC

• Comes with a rolling loading base

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Will the catlabs 8x10 reel work in this tank?

A: No, the CatLABS CL81: an 8X10 Sheet Film Processing Reel is made specific for the Jobo MultiTank 5. Not the Paterson Super System 4 Multi-Reel 8 Developing Tank. This is the link to the Jobo 2550 Multi Tank 5 (640mL), https://bhpho.to/3plCZu0 .

Q: 2. I know it says that this (Paterson 35mm) tank will take a single 35mm but will it also take a single 120?

A: No.If you want to develop for 120 film, check the Paterson Universal Tank with Two Reels (Super System 4) On that one you can adjust the reel height to accomodate the 120 film.

Q: 3. Will it accept the Nikkor/Honeywell stainless steel film reels ?

A: No, stainless steel developing reels are not compatible with this tank.

Q: 4. How tall is this tank? I am looking for something to process 5x12" sheet film.

A: This is less the 11" tall

Q: 5. is this light tight without the rubberized cover? i.e. just the funnel thing in place.

A: Yes, it's light tight as long as you have the funnel set in correctly and twisted until it snaps in place.

Q: 6. Is the lid leaking when the tank is inverted? Thank you!

A: No it does not.I use mine for Semi Stand development. So a minimal amount of inversions.You might want to ask someone who processes the way you would want to use it.Hope this helps.

Q: 7. Does the item contain center column, funnel and agitator?

A: Yes. It contains all of these. It just doesn't include the spools.

Q: 8. How many millilitres does it take to fill the Multi-Reel 8 Tank?

A: The standard rule of thumb is 10 oz (300 ml) for each 35 mm plastic reel, or 2400 ml or 80 oz. It's a good idea to add a little more chemistry than that. Even if you have 7 rolls of film, you must add the 8th reel and the chemistry to reflect 8 reels to make sure no light leaks in the gap.Or, you may use 5 rolls of 120 film to fill this tank. Each reel requires 500 ml (17 oz), for 5 rolls 2.5 liters (85 oz). Any other combination of 120 and 35: before loading, stack your reels and make sure the funnel locks in place. If too high, the funnel won't lock in place. Don't do it. You won't have a tight seal and you will leak light and fog your film, or worse.

Q: 9. how many exposures can fit on a reel?

A: The most it will handle is a 36 exposures of a 35 mm film! No medium format

Q: 10. How many Millimeters should be used when developing 8x10" sheet film?

A: The Paterson Super System 4 Multi-Reel 5 Developing Tank can hold up to five 35mm rolls or three 120/220 rolls. The tank cannot be used for 8x10 or any sheet film.