The Arkay Stainless Steel Photo Processing Sink 30x48x10are constructed from 18 gauge type 316L stainless steel, with a 100% seamless construction.

An optional heavy gauge, charcoal grey stand & shelf as well as a choice of 5 or deluxe 10" backsplash's are available

The inside corners of these sinks have 3/4" radius coved corners leaving dirt no where to hide

The gauge of these models is thicker, more rugged, and longer lasting then other standard gauge steel sinks providing superior temperature holding ability

The Tapered look is extended to the outside of the where you'll find 1-1/2" rims an 1-1/2" radius outside corners

Each sink is painstakingly crafted to your exact specifications

The self-supporting sink stand also has that rounded and polished look of craftsmanship and quality.

All sinks are undercoated for sound insulation and condensation prevention

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. How high can the boom go? I'm thinking of having the light suspended over a pool table at around 12' to 13' high and about 5' to 6' from the center column of the stand. Will this boom be able to do that? I'll be suspending an Einstein light with a 64" PLM umbrella attached to it.

A: Yes, this Boomstand will fulfill the application you are looking to do. The Stand Maximum Working Height is, 16.4' / 5 m, & the Arm Length is, 5 feet - 8.6 ft, (61 to 104.7" / 155 to 266 cm.)

Q: 2. Is there a documented maximum weight for the subject? Anyone have any problems with the seat sliding down when someone is sitting on it?

A: I have used these stools in the school day photo environment for years. I have never had a problem with sliding from a persons weight. Believe me we have seen it all. You should not have any issues.

Q: 3. What is the max length of boom arm? and how much weight can I load at full extension? I want to use a counter weight and a 30lbs light modifier i.e. 60-70lbs including counterweight, would this work?

A: Max extension for the boom arm is 105 and the load capacity at full extension is 17.7 lbs. Unfortunately, you're not going to be able to get 30 lbs out to full extension.

Q: 4. Compared to the 420B, apart from lacking a sandbag, is this also a less robust stand? I notice the maximum load is lower for the 420SNB.

A: The Manfrotto 420B, B&H # MA420B and the 420NSB are the same stand, with the latter not including the empty sandbag.

Q: 5. What is a "touch fastener"? Is it velcro?

A: While this is not the actual Velcro brand, it is a hook-and-loop material like Velcro. There are rectangular areas at each corner with the hook material that will stick anywhere on the rest of the Soft Wrap.

Q: 6. Does this stand come with the boom arm?

A: Yes, has the arm that can be tilted or extended. it took me 10 mins to figure it out... lol, just extend...be careful with the lock black twist as spring and handle jumped out on me... but re adjusted and then worked perfectly..best piece of equipment i've seen. had it stored for a while..now im getting its wheels.

Q: 7. Can I hook a sandbag onto this?

A: Yes you can. This is the same stand as the 420B which comes with a sandbag.

Q: 8. is there a spot under the seat that i can connect an arm rest?

A: No there is not

Q: 9. Does the Stearman Press work for direct positive paper?

A: Yes it can be used for paper developing too. But paper developing is generally recommended to be done in the darkroom under a red light so you can watch the image appear before putting it into a stop bath. Paper developing times are very short (1 minute or so) while film often takes 7-8 minutes or more.

Q: 10. Can the middle telescope section be removed when a slightly low minimum height is needed ??

A: Unfortunately, the sections of this light stand cannot easily be removed, as it would have an impact on the sturdiness of the stand.