The Arkay 81-14 Cut Film Developing Tank is constructed of heavy duty 18-gauge Type 316 LC stainless steel, that is heli-arc welded into one seamless piece.

This tank will provide years of use and are easily cleaned

The metal is corrosion resistant to all photographic solutions including color bleaches and rapid fixers

optional covers and floating lids are available to reduce idle-time oxidation

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. How to mix 1 gallon out of this? Shall i buy 3 kits and mix it separately ?

A: The CineStill Film Cs41 Powder Developing Kit for C-41 Color Film is designed to create 33.8 fluid ounces. One US gallon would be equal to 128 US fluid ounces. As such, if you need one (1) gallon, I would recommend purchasing four (4) of the above powder developing kits. This would give you a total of 135.2 US fluid ounces, which would be slightly more than one US gallon.

Q: 2. Can you reuse all of the chemicals? if so, how many 35mm roles?

A: Please take a look in this linked pdf below in the second page under Solution Capacities and More Chemistry Capacity as it explains that. https://bit.ly/3d00fFe

Q: 3. That still doesn't answer my question. If I upgrade to larger scans and/or prints, how do I pay for those?? The prepaid mailer is only for developing and a scan of low rez images.

A: You will need to contact Harman Lab for specific questions on larger scans/prints at; https://www.harmanlab-us.com/page/78/Contact-Us.htm

Q: 4. Does this include stabilizer?

A: It does not have a stabilizer but if you are shooting modern color negative film, a "stabilizer bath" is not necessary. Up until the mid 90's, the final rinse bath in the C-41 process was called a "stabilizer bath," since it contained Formaldehyde or Formalin. Modern color film emulsions include chemical stabilizers within the film emulsion itself.

Q: 5. will this work for Canadians?

A: Sorry, I cant answer this one.

Q: 6. Do these mailers have an expiration date? If so where can you see it (I looked in Specs but couldn’t find anything. Hey that

A: There is no expiration date for mailers.

Q: 7. How long does it take for it to get back to you?

A: During regular times Ilford usually takes 3-4 business days to process the film. Due to the current worldwide health emergency, the number of days is unpredictable. The envelope offers multiple shipping options including 1 or 2-day delivery to standard shipping time. This only affects the time your films will take to arrive at Ilford or to return to you.

Q: 8. If I'm working with expired 120 film, will the developing times change?

A: Typically not, maybe if any a little more time but its best to run a test roll to see where you stand.

Q: 9. How many stamps do I need to put on the mailer? I thought I read 5 somewhere but cant find that info now.

A: This mailer requires 5 first class stamps.

Q: 10. Whats the unopened package expiry?

A: Unfortunately when buying online it is not possible to know the expiration date before receiving the product.