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    • KAISER 4156 Developing tray white 20x25 cm
    • KAISER 4156 Developing tray white 20x25 cm
    • KAISER 4156 Developing tray white 20x25 cm

    KAISER 4156 Developing tray white 20x25 cm

    This 20 x 25 cm white developing tray is designed for analogue photo printing in the darkroom. It serves for developing photographic paper and for handling the chemicals used in the process. Made from...
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    This 20 x 25 cm white developing tray is designed for analogue photo printing in the darkroom. It serves for developing photographic paper and for handling the chemicals used in the process.

    Made from impact-resistant, acid-resistant plastic, the tray withstands high temperatures and is built for regular, intensive use in a darkroom or lab environment.

    The ribbed base keeps photographic paper from sticking to the tray and helps liquids flow evenly across the surface. The practical corner spout allows chemicals to be drained without dripping and in a controlled way.

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