Washing Machine Drain Sink

Arkay Premium Photo Processing Sink Series Sqp (18x36x10")

Product Code: ga81
Availability: In Stock

$5,840.85 $9,286.95

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The Arkay SQP Premium Processing Sink is constructed from 18 gauge type 316L stainless steel, heliarc welded into one solid piece, then ground, polished, and passivated to provide the ideal protective surface for photographic chemicals.

Parameters
Construction	18 gauge type 316L stainless steel
Capacity	Holds up to 2-11 x 14" or 1-16 x 20" trays
Drain Location	Right Rear
Water requirements	No
Stand	Optional
Temperature Control	No
Interior Dimensions	18 x 36 x 10"
Outside Dimensions (WxL)	24.5 x 39"

The inside corners of this sink has 3/4" radius coved corners that leave dirt no where to hide

The gauge of this model is thicker, more rugged, and longer lasting then other standard gauge steel sinks providing superior temperature holding ability

This sink features square corners

Painstakingly crafted to your exact specifications

The optional 38" self-supporting sink stand also has that rounded and polished look of craftsmanship and quality.

Undercoated for sound insulation and condensation prevention

Features a 9" high backsplash

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Will this work on a Fujifilm Instax Mini 8?

A: No, you cannot use the ZINK papaer for Instax Mini 8.

Q: 2. Wil it work with Hasselblad V system polaroid back??

A: Unfortunately no. Nothing is made anymore that works with a Polaroid back for the Hasselblad cameras.

Q: 3. Is this a matte style paper or gloss?

A: Paper is gloss style.

Q: 4. will it work with a pinhole camera?

A: This is for use with ZINK-compatible cameras and printers only. If the pin hole camera is a ZINK-compatible camera, then it would work.

Q: 5. Does this film work with Fuji Mini 8 Instax?

A: No this is meant for Polaroid Zink printers, z2300, and snap digital camera.

Q: 6. Is this paper compatible with the Polaroid ZIP printer?

A: I dont know.

Q: 7. Hi, I am interested in the Polaroid Snap Touch Instant Digital Camera, does this paper work with that camera? thanks!

A: For sure, as long as it is the Zink Paper that is 2x3

Q: 8. Can you use it with an LG pocket photo printer?

A: Unfortunately, this photo paper is specific to the Polaroid PoGo ZINK printers.

Q: 9. I see that this says it's comparable with any zink printer, but I would just like to double check that it does include the HP sprocket printer?Thank you for taking the time to Answer!

A: The HP sprocket printer uses Zink, but this is for Polaroid devices. I am sorry, we do not have the one made for your printer.

Q: 10. Will it work with my Polaroid Super Colour Swinger Land Film Camera?

A: No it is incompatible with the Polaroid Super Color Swinger Land Film Camera.

Jeffrey	19/08/2024
Good price on hard to find product. In stock inventory 5

Ben	13/08/2024
Don't be like me and find out that this kit only comes with black & white developing chemistry when you're opening the box. I didn't fully read the description so it's mainly my fault, but I think B&H should put it in the title, this is a kit aimed at beginner film developers so I'm positive I'm not the only one who has made this mistake. Other than that, it's a great kit and I'm excited to start using it. Just need to buy some color film devolving solutions... 5

Jordan	11/08/2024
This was a great starting point to get back into home development. Add in a changing bag and extra chemicals and you can rock and roll . 5

Chad	26/06/2024
I highly recommend this for B&W processing. I also picked up a few items that it doesn't include: 1) Paterson Changing Bag, 2) HC110 developer, 3) Photographers Formulary TF-4 fixer 4) a one gallon storage bottle for the fixer, 5) a funnel so I don't spill the fixer. 6) Photo Flo for the final rinse. Using this setup I can develop tons of rolls of 35mm film for very cheap. See Matt Day's videos on Youtube to learn about HC110 and TF-4. Like I said, this kit plus a few extras and you can develop tons of film for very cheap. 5