Re: Automatic Film Processors

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Re: Automatic Film Processors
Posted by: J Bellos (PID_614), E-mail: jonathan_bellos@rge.com, on June 26, 2000 at 20:14 :
In Reply to: Automatic Film Processors posted by : Stephen Bracegirdle on June 21, 2000 at 16:06:
: I've been given a spec for an automatic film processor (industrial application, D7 film) with an infeed speed of 120cm/min, but haven't had any luck sourcing one. Any suggestions?
D7 is an AGFA film, if I'm not mistaken, and AGFA makes fine automatic film processors that are probably exactly matched to their film. I'd try AGFA for a film processor.

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: : I've been given a spec for an automatic film processor (industrial application, D7 film) with an infeed speed of 120cm/min, but haven't had any luck sourcing one. Any suggestions? : D7 is an AGFA film, if I'm not mistaken, and AGFA makes fine automatic film processors that are probably exactly matched to their film. I'd try AGFA for a film processor.

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