LOMO UPB Film Developing Tank for 8mm and 16mm Film (1960s Model)

Step back in time with the LOMO UPB Film Developing Tank, a classic piece of Soviet-era film processing equipment. This vintage tank, produced in the 1960s, is designed for manual development of narrow-gauge films, offering a glimpse into the golden age of amateur cinematography.

Key Features:

• Specifically designed for 8mm and 16mm film formats
• Capacity: 10 meters of film
• Single spiral design for controlled film development
• Compact size ideal for small-scale processing
• Durable construction typical of Soviet-era equipment

Historical Significance:

• Manufactured in the 1960s by LOMO (Leningrad Optical Mechanical Association)
• Represents early Soviet designs in film processing equipment
• Predecessor to later models like the UPB-1A

Technical Specifications:

• Manufacturer: LOMO
• Model: UPB (УПБ - Универсальный Проявочный Бачок)
• Compatible film formats: 8mm, 16mm
• Maximum capacity: 10 meters
• Number of spirals: 1

Condition:

• Vintage item, condition may vary
• Functionality checked and guaranteed
• May show signs of age and previous use

Important Information:

• Ideal for enthusiasts of vintage film processing equipment
• Perfect for developing short lengths of narrow-gauge film
• Original accessories may not be included due to the item's age
• Due to the durable bakelite construction, the tank is highly reliable
• Exchange or refund is only possible if the item arrives damaged or is lost in transit
• We carefully pack each item to ensure safe delivery

The LOMO UPB Film Developing Tank is a collector's item that's also fully functional for film processing. Its compact design and focus on narrow-gauge films make it perfect for enthusiasts working with vintage 8mm and 16mm footage. Built to last, this tank offers both historical value and practical functionality. While we don't anticipate any issues, we stand behind the quality of our shipping and will address any concerns if the item is damaged during transit.