CPP2
Product Summary:
The CPP-2 Processors are very similar. They both provide lab-quality processing of film and prints. Both use a recirculating water bath to temper the chemicals, and both have the same maximum capacities. These processors are designed for advanced amateurs and small labs.
What're the differences between the two? There are four differences:
- The CPP-2 has a cold-water solenoid to allow you to either cool the process down below room temperature, or to quickly lower the temperature of the water bath (i.e. changing from a C-41 process at 38 deg C to an RA-4 process at 35 deg C).
- The CPP-2 uses an integrated digital thermometer which allows it to hold the temperature of the process to within +/- 0.1 deg C.
- It's much easier to set the temperature on the CPP-2. You program the temperature using three knobs for the tens, ones, and tenths of degrees.
- The CPP-2 displays the water bath temperature on a digital LED readout.
Key Features
Professional, lab-quality processing
For advanced amateurs and professionals, if it's not ultra-high quality -- forget it. Thousands of very critical people use these processors, and they don't complain about the quality of processing. Why would they? Our roll film and print processing is as good as anyone's, and our Expert Drums for sheet film are better than anything else we've found.
It's easy!
If you can tell time you can process your own film and prints. There are three variables important when developing film or prints; temperature, agitation, and time. The CPP-2 control the temperature for you in an extremely consistent manner. The agitation is just the opposite, it's wildly random. With film and print processing, the agitation must be as random as possible to insure your don't get streaking and other processing problems. The last element is what you're responsible for -- the timing of the steps. Again, if you can read a clock, you can process your own material.
Versatility - Want to try a new process? -- You got it!
Your new CPP-2 can handle all common film and print processes, with any film or paper.
Technical Specifications/Capacities:
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Film Capacities |
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Format |
110 |
35mm |
120 |
220 |
4x5" |
5x7" |
8x10" |
11x14" |
16x20" |
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Qty |
32 |
8 |
10 |
5 |
18 |
6 |
5 |
1 |
1 |
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Print Capacities |
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Size |
4x5" |
5x7" |
8x10" |
11x14" |
16x20" |
20x24" |
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Qty |
24 |
12 |
6 |
2 |
1 |
1 |
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Specifications |
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Tempering bath capacity |
4.75 gallons (18 liters) |
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Base area |
15x38 inches (38x97cm) |
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Solution capacity |
Four 260ml (8oz) graduates and six 1000ml (34oz) bottles |
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Power consumption |
480 Watts, 4.4 Amps (while tempering) |
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Voltage |
120 Volts and 240V |
ATL 1500
Item No. 4228
The compact, 6-bath processor. Perfect technology for simple handling. Chemicals are manually filled-in before each run. When required, it even works without running water, providing mobility and independence. Professional quality for occasional use or low film throughput. For all processes (E-6 3-bath, and 6-bath; C-41; B/W and films (135-36; 120/220; sheet film 4x5"). Capacity: 5 films 135, 6 films 120 or 12 sheet films 4x5" per batch. Processing times per batch: B/W approx. 20 min.; C-41 approx. 30 min.; E-6 approx. 45 min. 15 memory channels come pre-programmed but are user-programmable for push/hold processing. Auto-start function.
Contents: JOBO ATL 1500, film tank small, film tank large, base and center core from 2513, 5 reels of 2502 for 35mm and 120 films, 1 sheet film reel 2509n for up to 6 sheet films 4x5", Manual book, water pressure hose 150 cm, hoses for draining, Processor Clean.