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THIS IS THE OUTMOST FLEXIBLE DEVELOPING MACHINE EVER BUILT, IT CAN PROCESS ALL THE DEVELOPING METHODS YOU WANT, SIMPLY PROGRAM THE MICROPROCESSOR!
See the pictures for more comprehensive information, but here a short description of the see.
A you can see, the machine has been well looked after as it was an important part of my bread and butter…
“If you take care for your gear, your gear will tike care for you…”.
I tested the Colenta by having it run a complete process several times, although only with water, but the timing and temperature were good.
On the photo’s you can still see the waterspots of the testing.
There are a few spare parts, amongst them, a whole set of rubber stops as a replacement for the ones in the product tanks, and a good working spare electromagnetic valve.
All the rubbers are stil flexible, thus not hardened nor brittle!
I add tree specially made thermometers, two precise measuring between 34°C and 42°C, to be hang in the two developer tanks, these ware very useful for the original E-6 process.
The third one is to be used precisely at lower temperatures for B&W.
These are to put in the plexiglass cover of the product tanks which isn’t shown on the pictures (I forgot to put it on).
The essential electro magnetic valves are included, and a spare one too.
There are a whole lot of film reels for a wide array of film formats, ranging from 35mm film over 120 roll-film till 4”x5”, 13x18cm, 18x24cm, 8”x10” and 24x30cm sheet film. I mounted some film on them to show the real dimensions.
A whole lot of the famous ‘red clips’ are present too.
List with all the diffrent reels, sizes and numbers:
Reels for 120 roll films:
- reels to mount two roll films: 2 pcs
- reels to mount four roll films: 4 pcs
Reels for 35mm film:
- reels to mount one film: 4 pcs
- reels to mount two films: 6 pcs
Reels for 4”x5” sheet film:
- to mount 6 sheets: 6 pcs
Reels for 13x18cm sheet film:
- to mount 6 sheets: 3 pcs
Reels for 8”x10” sheet film:
- to mount 3 sheets: 5 pcs
Reels for 18x24cm scheet film (= DIN version of the 8”x10” sheet):
- to mount 3 sheets: 2 pcs
Reels for 24x30cm sheet film:
- to mount 2 sheets: 2 pcs
All the needed documentation, user manual, wiring diagram, connection diagram, personal notes and more are present.
As you can see it’s a whole load as everything is present.
I want € 1000,- for the lot, undivided, to be picked up in Belgium.
I am selling this as I am retired now and the building will be repurposed.
PM me for more photo's as only 3 may be attached.
See the pictures for more comprehensive information, but here a short description of the see.
A you can see, the machine has been well looked after as it was an important part of my bread and butter…
“If you take care for your gear, your gear will tike care for you…”.
I tested the Colenta by having it run a complete process several times, although only with water, but the timing and temperature were good.
On the photo’s you can still see the waterspots of the testing.
There are a few spare parts, amongst them, a whole set of rubber stops as a replacement for the ones in the product tanks, and a good working spare electromagnetic valve.
All the rubbers are stil flexible, thus not hardened nor brittle!
I add tree specially made thermometers, two precise measuring between 34°C and 42°C, to be hang in the two developer tanks, these ware very useful for the original E-6 process.
The third one is to be used precisely at lower temperatures for B&W.
These are to put in the plexiglass cover of the product tanks which isn’t shown on the pictures (I forgot to put it on).
The essential electro magnetic valves are included, and a spare one too.
There are a whole lot of film reels for a wide array of film formats, ranging from 35mm film over 120 roll-film till 4”x5”, 13x18cm, 18x24cm, 8”x10” and 24x30cm sheet film. I mounted some film on them to show the real dimensions.
A whole lot of the famous ‘red clips’ are present too.
List with all the diffrent reels, sizes and numbers:
Reels for 120 roll films:
- reels to mount two roll films: 2 pcs
- reels to mount four roll films: 4 pcs
Reels for 35mm film:
- reels to mount one film: 4 pcs
- reels to mount two films: 6 pcs
Reels for 4”x5” sheet film:
- to mount 6 sheets: 6 pcs
Reels for 13x18cm sheet film:
- to mount 6 sheets: 3 pcs
Reels for 8”x10” sheet film:
- to mount 3 sheets: 5 pcs
Reels for 18x24cm scheet film (= DIN version of the 8”x10” sheet):
- to mount 3 sheets: 2 pcs
Reels for 24x30cm sheet film:
- to mount 2 sheets: 2 pcs
All the needed documentation, user manual, wiring diagram, connection diagram, personal notes and more are present.
As you can see it’s a whole load as everything is present.
I want € 1000,- for the lot, undivided, to be picked up in Belgium.
I am selling this as I am retired now and the building will be repurposed.
PM me for more photo's as only 3 may be attached.
