Please note: Online ordering is unavailable until Saturday 6:45 PM EST. Feel free to browse our site and add items to your cart or wishlist. We apologize for the inconvenience and appreciate your patronage.

Samigon 120 Stainless Steel Reel

  • Price: $13.95
  • B&H # SARSS120
  • Mfr# ESA313

What item is right for you?

Ask our Experts!

866.276.1435
Live Chat
Samigon 120 Stainless Steel Reel

The Samigon Stainless Steel Developing Reels are made from unbreakable, satin-finish, stainless steel. They have a rigid core and cross braces that keep the reel aligned, with a clip that holds the film ends to make loading easy.

This reel holds 120 format film.

REVIEW SNAPSHOT®

by PowerReviews
Samigon 120 Stainless Steel Reel
 
2.8

(based on 5 reviews)

Ratings Distribution

  • 5 Stars

     

    (1)

  • 4 Stars

     

    (1)

  • 3 Stars

     

    (1)

  • 2 Stars

     

    (0)

  • 1 Stars

     

    (2)

50%

of respondents would recommend this to a friend.

Pros

    Cons

      Best Uses

          • Was this a gift?:
          • No (3)

        REVIEWS

        Reviewed by 5 customers

        Sort by

        Displaying reviews 1-5

        Back to top

         
        5.0

        Better than Plastic

        By Adie

        from Fredonia, NY

        About Me Semi-pro Photographer

        Verified Buyer

        Pros

        • Durable
        • Lightweight

        Cons

        • Pricey

        Best Uses

        • Darkroomdeveloping room

        Comments about Samigon 120 Stainless Steel Reel:

        I love 120 film, but I hate plastic tanks. Stainless Steel lives up the the wear and tear of my life as a student. I used my stainless steel for 35mm and I wanted to continue on with the 120 - it's so much easier and it'll last so much longer. Highly recommend if you plan on using 120 film for more than just a semester

        • Was this a gift?:
        • No

        Comment on this review

         
        1.0

        TERRIBLE

        By Ansel

        from vienna va

        About Me Photo Enthusiast

        Verified Reviewer

        Pros

        • None

        Cons

        • Crooked
        • Poor Construction
        • Rusty

        Best Uses

          Comments about Samigon 120 Stainless Steel Reel:

          [...]crooked and with rust on the bottom.. Don't buy it.. EVER.. its useless.

          • Was this a gift?:
          • No

          Comment on this review

           
          4.0

          Good build, but takes a while to master

          By Jules

          from Singapore

          About Me Photo Enthusiast

          Verified Buyer

          Pros

          • Consistent Reactions
          • Easily Cleaned

          Cons

            Best Uses

            • Developing

            Comments about Samigon 120 Stainless Steel Reel:

            Perhaps it's just me, but I had difficulties with this reels during development of my first 3 rolls of film with this reel. Practice surely makes perfect but right now, I get parts of the film sticking to other parts of the film, resulting in areas that were totally not developed. I am sure I will pick it up and be perfectly flawless with the reeling in of film into this reel.

            It is well-built and sturdy, I don't see why not to get this. And it's kind on the wallet. Just keep in mind that if you are new to steel reels, you will need some time to master it.

            • Was this a gift?:
            • No

            Comment on this review

             
            3.0

            Robust, but stiff

            By Dainius

            from Boston, MA

            About Me Semi-pro Photographer

            Verified Buyer

            Pros

            • Easily Cleaned

            Cons

            • Poor Construction

            Best Uses

            • Developing

            Comments about Samigon 120 Stainless Steel Reel:

            this is a very robust piece, easy to clean and dry. But the steel guides are a bit thin, and one has to be careful while loading the film. Also, the spring to hold the film at the core is tiny and very stiff, takes quite some practice to load the film properly

            Comment on this review

            (1 of 1 customers found this review helpful)

             
            1.0

            Crooked reel

            By Jason

            from Tucson, AZ

            Comments about Samigon 120 Stainless Steel Reel:

            I spent a good deal of time trying to get my film onto thisreel, but the film lead was always falling off the reel.This was my first time spooling 120 film, so I thought thatthis was my fault (I'm comfortable spooling 35mm). Ieventually gave up. After coming out of the dark, I lookedat the reel and discovered my problem: the reel wasridiculously crooked. The spot where my lead kept fallingoff was where the top of the reel was sloping away from thebottom. This reel is going to the garbage can.

            Problems Encountered: It's really crooked

            Previous Equivalent Items Owned: Variety of 35mm SS reels

            Items I Recommend: a different, non-crooked reel

            Comment on this review

            Displaying reviews 1-5

            Back to top

             
             
            See any errors on this page? Let us know.

            Close

            Close