Free Free: Kodacraft Roll Film tank

[mgb74]

A Kodacraft Roll film tank (looks like this, except mine needs cleaning) was my first developing tank. It uses a very easy to use apron to hold the film. It's biggest advantage is that it's very easy for someone young or with impair motor skills to use. I once knew someone with Parkinson's; this was the only tank he could manage.

Mine is dirty, but I don't see any cracks. Has a 120/620 apron. It has a makeshift cap (not the grey top) to allow for inversion. The grey top is slightly loose, but still usable. The steel plate to hold the apron down is included.

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[ozphoto]

This was my very first developing tank (35mm only) and I only changed to a Patterson system when my film shooting highly outnumbered its capacity. Can highly recommend one of these.

 

[bdial]

These are handy for old very curly film that may not go on a reel very well.

 

[mgb74]

I should add that, though I don't have one, there are/were 35mm aprons for these tanks.

 

[GRHazelton]

I should add that, though I don't have one, there are/were 35mm aprons for these tanks.

That was my first tank! I had two aprons for 35mm and processed BW and Ektachrome, probably E 2 since reversal was by a photoflood lamp!