Yankee Utility Developing Tank for Film up to 4x5

Name: Yankee Utility Developing Tank for Film up to 4x5
Brand: Yankee
SKU: YATU
Price: 19.95 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4 (9 reviews)

BH #YATU • MFR #UF-45

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Yankee Utility Developing Tank for Film up to 4x5

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Yankee UF-45 Overview

The Yankee Utility Developing Tank for film on hangers up to 4 x 5". Constructed of high-impact plastic, it accepts 12 hangers. Also for roll film, on reels for in-dark developing.

The tank features a floating lid that retards chemical oxidation, and a snug fitting cover for storing chemicals.

UPC: 043953216456

Yankee UF-45Specs

Format	12x 4x5" Film Sheets
Material	Plastic

Packaging Info

Package Weight	1.185 lb
Box Dimensions (LxWxH)	8.8 x 6.4 x 6.2"

Yankee UF-45 Reviews

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how much chemical is required?

Asked by: Thomas

1/2 US Gallon, or 2 liters

Answered by: Gary

Date published: 2021-03-10

question

Can I use the tank as a container for photo-flo or hypo?

Asked by: Silvia C.

You do not specify a context for container. If you mean to contain chemicals during a processing run involving 4X5 hangers, then sure, that is what they are intended for. For longer term storage, they are not ideal or convenient. They are light tight, but not air or water tight. The little floating lids are not much use. I have occasionally left chemistry in them for a day or so with no ill effects. But I would not store anything in them longer than that. Hope that helps.

Answered by: Richard H.

Date published: 2018-08-27

question

Does the tank include the hangers?

Asked by: Nigel F.

No. I had some hangers already and needed additional tanks. There are usually hangers available on eBay no problem.

Answered by: David P.

Date published: 2018-08-27

question

Can this be used for processing roll film?

Asked by: Anonymous

would not be ideal unless the film were on a reel. I'm not sure how you would keep the film all submerged or ensure that all of was exposed to the developer and not stuck together

Answered by: Jordan K.

Date published: 2018-08-27