An intuitive system for developing different formats of roll film, the orange LAB-BOX from ars-imago is a unique tank that permits both loading and processing of film in complete daylight. Featuring a distinct interchangeable module design, it is possible to quickly switch film formats just by changing the loading module; this LAB-BOX includes a single 35mm module but is compatible with the optional 120 module. Film can be loaded into the tank in daylight via these modules using an intuitive winding motion that safely pulls the film onto the reel for development, and then this winding motion also permits using either intermittent or continuous agitation methods. When agitating continuously, 10.1 oz of chemistry is required; when agitating intermittently, 16.6 oz of chemistry is required for even development. The tank itself is constructed from plastic and is designed to be as compact and lightweight as possible, measuring 7.2 x 3.9 x 4.9" and weighing 1.6 lb, and the lid's design specifically promotes fast filling and emptying of chemistry for consistent and even results.
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Key Features
- Multi-Format Film Developing System
- Daylight Loading and Processing
- Includes 1 x 35mm Module
- Continuous or Intermittent Agitation
An intuitive system for developing different formats of roll film, the orange LAB-BOX from ars-imago is a unique tank that permits both loading and processing of film in complete daylight. Featuring a distinct interchangeable module design, it is possible to quickly switch film formats just by changing the loading module; this LAB-BOX includes a single 35mm module but is compatible with the optional 120 module. Film can be loaded into the tank in daylight via these modules using an intuitive winding motion that safely pulls the film onto the reel for development, and then this winding motion also permits using either intermittent or continuous agitation methods. When agitating continuously, 10.1 oz of chemistry is required; when agitating intermittently, 16.6 oz of chemistry is required for even development. The tank itself is constructed from plastic and is designed to be as compact and lightweight as possible, measuring 7.2 x 3.9 x 4.9" and weighing 1.6 lb, and the lid's design specifically promotes fast filling and emptying of chemistry for consistent and even results.
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UPC: 705632598979
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ars-imago LAB-BOX1MODORANGE Reviews
Lab-Box Developing Tank
By William J
Rated 5 out of 5
Date: 2026-10-27
Lab-Box is a fantastic product.Love the bright orange colour, and is very well designed. Went through the process of using the lab/box and it was a breeze.Had to turn the film leader around just a matter of pulling a little white plug out and turning the leader around easy fix.So much easier than using tanks. Fiddling around in the dark.
INCREDIBLE VALUE! be careful
By Marlin
Rated 5 out of 5
Date: 2022-09-04
This has made developing at home so streamlined, easy and enjoyable. Great quality and fun to use. Be careful though as the first time I ran a roll of film through it I had the reel backwards and it ate up my film. Highly recommend buying this product!
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Does this kit come with the 120mm tank? The ...
Does this kit come with the 120mm tank? The picture is confusing. I bought this one thinking that it came with the 120mm tank.
Unfortunately ars-imago LAB-BOX Developing Tank with 35mm Module Kit (Orange) does not include the 120 module.
You can either purchased this 2-module kit that includes the 120 and 35mm module. https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1487477-REG/ars_imago_192894_lab_box_film_developing.html
Or you can purchase just the 120 module that includes also the 120 reel in this link. https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1487479-REG/ars_imago_192900_lab_box_film_developing.html
Date published: 2022-12-01

