ULF Trays for 7x17 or 8x20...

[eshotwell]

Just a suggestion for those who are using oversized 16x20 trays for 8x20 or 7x17 film developing... I just found 11x22" trays that work perfectly. They're 2 1/2" deep and grooved along the bottom for easily picking up the slippery negs. Used them for the first time last night and they worked great!

I found them at www.buyplantlights.com. They are Perma-nest trays, model GT2211-6. They come 6 for $44.95. You can order clear lids also if you like. I'm sure there are other dealers out there too.

Ed

[Blacky Dalton]

One question Ed, is the dimension of the tray bottom 11x22" or is this the OD? I would be interested in them if an 8x20 sheet of film would lay flat in the bottom of the tray.

Thanks,

B. Dalton

[eshotwell]

I don't have a tray here at work, but I can tell you that an 8x20 negative has plenty of room at the bottom of the tray. That's the size I process and they work great.

[Blacky Dalton]

Thanks Ed, that is what I needed to know. Appreciate the tip!