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Yankee Print Washer with Hypo-eliminator Hose

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Yankee PW-3 Overview

The Yankee PW3 Print Washer is a good economy model print washer, made of rugged impact material, that accommodates all print sizes up to 20 x 24".

This print washer attaches easily to most sink faucets, and cuts washing time considerably, it also includes a convenient hypo-eliminator hose.

Yankee PW-3 Specs

Capacity
10x 20x24" Print
Dimensions
24 x 20 x 5" / 61 x 50.8 x 12.7 cm
Weight
4 lb / 1.8 kg (Empty)
Packaging Info
Package Weight
6.17 lb
Box Dimensions (LxWxH)
29 x 21 x 6.7"

Yankee PW-3 Reviews

Great sensible wash

By Anna
Rated 5 out of 5
Date: 2026-01-04

I purchased one of these for the lab in the photography department of the college I work in and have used it there for years and it works perfectly. So, I bought one for my own personal home use. Love this tray and it is a practical and inexpensive way to wash alternative process prints.

Print Washer that is cheap and it works

By Art Klimko
Rated 4 out of 5
Date: 2008-04-10

Best thing about this is the price. Quality is OK considering low price. One small problem is that the water inlet splashes water all over the place until the unit fills sufficiently. Also, I drilled a group of 1/8 inch holes near the bottom of my tub to help get the heavier-than-water fixer out more efficiently.

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How well does this print washer work for Fiber-based silver gelatin paper? How many sheets will it accommodate for each wash?
Asked by: Megan L.
This is a good washer for fiber silver gelatin prints. The key is using a good hypo eliminator rinse before washing, keeping prints separated (don't overload), and sufficient changes of water during the wash cycle. I use this washer for rinsing prints prior to selenium toning. I then hypo eliminate again, rinse prints in another tray like this one and then load prints in a vertical archival print washer for one hour. If this is the only print washer you will use it can be all you need if you rinse in hypo eliminator, wash long enough and keep separation between prints. The larger the print the fewer I would put in the washer.
Answered by: Clark W.
Date published: 2018-08-27
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