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Paterson Plastic Developing Tray for 16x20" Prints (Red)

BH #PAT1620R • MFR #PTP327R
 20 reviews
Paterson
Paterson Plastic Developing Tray for 16x20" Prints (Red)
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$24.41
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Color
White
Gray
Red
Size
5x7"
8x10"
12x16"
16x20"
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Paterson PTP327 Overview

This Paterson Developing Tray is constructed of a hard durable, chemical resistant plastic, and is available for all popular print sizes in 3 colors to help differentiate between chemicals under safelight conditions.

This is a single red tray that is 16 x 20" (40.6 x 50.8cm ) in dimension, for prints sizes up to 16 x 20".

The trays base design gives maximum economy of solution and easy print removal, with a convenient pouring lip for drip-free emptying.
They are available individually or in sets of 3 with one of each color.
Stackable for easy storage
UPC: 116140625253

Paterson PTP327 Specs

Max Print Size
16 x 20" / 40.6 x 50.8 cm
Material
Plastic
Packaging Info
Package Weight
1.98 lb
Box Dimensions (LxWxH)
22.5 x 19 x 3.01"

Paterson PTP327 Reviews

Good

By Maarten Vanden
Rated 5 out of 5
Date: 2020-12-17

Good

Near worthless - warped bottoms

By Ted
Rated 1 out of 5
Date: 2020-01-07

I bought two of these 16 x 20 gray trays for use in platinum-palladium print processing. The bottoms of these trays are not flat, they are warped upwards in the center by 1/2 inch and it takes over two liters of liquid just to cover all the area of the bottom. Some of the chemicals I use are expensive and these trays will require twice as much as I normally use. I also bought three of the white ones: one has a flat bottom, one has a 1/8 inch bulge, and the other has a 1/4 bulge. They are usable, but the bottoms should all be flat. These two gray ones are junk in my opinion -- maybe okay for a drip pan when changing the oil in your auto.

Exactly What I was Looking for.

By Anonymous
Rated 5 out of 5
Date: 2016-02-19

I searched the internet for a particular type of photo developing trays. I found quite a few outlets for that particular type and make of trays. However they ranged from old used trays to new ones, but the prices were ridiculous. Not only did B&H Photo have the particular brand and size I was looking for, but their's were brand new and more than half the price of the others I found on line. I would recommend B&H PHOTO to anyone looking for photo products. My trays came in a very timely manner. Thanks, B&H Photo GL

Big enough tray for print developments

By Martin
Rated 4 out of 5
Date: 2015-08-11

Better get a tray too big than too small! 1 Gallon of fluid fills the bottom of this 16x20 tray sufficiently enough to be used in the development process. Issue is to fill the solution back out of the tray into the bottle. The plastic is not rigid enough to avoid bending it when lifting it together with the fluid inside - it can easily spill. But with some experience it works well without spilling fluid. I rinse mine with water after usage for the development stages. They can also be used simply as collection tray to store bottles filled with chemicals.

Great procduct- good price

By Frank
Rated 4 out of 5
Date: 2015-03-30

I'm doing contact prints up to 13X19. Before I bought this I looked at other more general purpose containers that I could have re-purposed. For the price difference I decided to buy a tray made to do what I wanted to do, I'm glad I did. My only complaint is when it has a liter of liquid in it, it flexes which makes it tricky to handle when you pick it up to empty it. I solved this by stiffening it with strips of wood under the outside edges.

nice trays

By Photo Paradiso
Rated 5 out of 5
Date: 2015-02-09

The Trays are nice and big. They are also very thick plastic and will last.

Sturdy tray at a reasonable price

By Rhonda
Rated 5 out of 5
Date: 2020-06-17

Can't beat this tray for the price.

Can Patterson make a flat bottom try?

By Ted
Rated 2 out of 5
Date: 2020-01-07

I am not talking about the ribs, I am talking about the actual overall bottom of these trays. Of the three 16x20 white trays I bought, only one has a flat bottom. Of the other two, one bulges upward 1/8 in the center and the other has 1/4 bulge in the center.These are still usable, but the bottoms should be flat, not warped. I just now gave a one star review for the two gray colored ones I bought which both have 1/2 bulges in their centers.

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