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Omega Universal Developing Tank with 2 Adjustable Reels

BH #OMTU • MFR #455031
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Omega 455031 Overview

The Omega Universal Developing Tank is designed for the processing of black & white or color film, including reversal films that require a second exposure during processing.

The tank body is manufactured from impact-resistant plastic compounds, is resistant to heat and watertight.

Supplied with 2 self-feed multi-format spiral reels, allowing for the simultaneous developing of 2 x 135mm or 126 films or one roll of 127, 120 or 220 format.

Chemical solution requirements molded into base of the tank body.
UPC: 053661107809

Omega 455031 Specs

Format
2x 35mm/126 Film Rolls
or
1x 120/127/220 Film Roll
Material
Plastic
Packaging Info
Package Weight
0.895 lb
Box Dimensions (LxWxH)
6.8 x 4.9 x 4.85"

Omega 455031 Reviews

Does what I have it for

By William
Rated 3 out of 5
Date: 2023-12-16

Got this one to replace a 30 year old tank that leaked when developing. I use this when I am developing a single roll of 120 and works fine, except after pouring out the developer and pouring in the stop bath (I use water) then the fixer it leaks from the lid even that it is on correctly and tight. I use a e-tone developing roller machine unfortunately the tank leaks onto it. But then I guess all tanks leaks, as do my 4x5 and larger tank for doing 3 rolls of 120 at a time. So just beware it will leak.

Disappointing

By Jack
Rated 2 out of 5
Date: 2018-07-16

After getting back into home developing two years ago, I decided to go with what I knew. But this tank is not what I remembered from school. LOADS of leaking, so I had to use the spin method rather than inversion for developing. No biggie. But, the chemicals take FOREVER to drain out. I've tried fussing with this tank so much and the chemicals take a full 10-15 seconds to drain. Huge pain that requires some compensating for developing times. Finally, after just two years of medium use, the reels are starting bind so badly that I can't get a full roll of film on them in broad daylight.

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question

How many ounces of liquid can this tank hold?
Asked by: Desiree T.
The amount of ounces is determined based on how many rolls you are developing at once.
Answered by: Kirk R
Date published: 2019-08-15

question

What is the capacity of this tank in ML?
Asked by: Siddharth
570ml for 120 and 560ml for two rolls of 35mm.
Answered by: Forrest W.
Date published: 2018-08-26

question

are these the reels with the wide loading tabs? or are they the very narrow loading tabs?
Asked by: Rita L.
I bought this last year and it came with the narrow loading tabs. They aren't difficult to get used to, though
Answered by: Bruce T.
Date published: 2018-08-26
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