Paterson Gray 5X7" Tray For Photography

Paterson Gray 5x7" Tray For Photography

Product Code: eq491
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This Paterson Gray 5x7" Tray for Photographyis constructed of a hard durable, chemical resistant plastic, and is available for all popular print sizes in 3 colors to help differentiate between chemicals under safelight conditions.

This is a single gray tray that is 5 x 7" (12.7 x 17.8cm) in dimension, for prints sizes up to 5 x 7".

Parameters
Max Print Size	5 x 7" / 12.7 x 17.8 cm
Material	Plastic
Packaging Info
Package Weight	0.25 lb
Box Dimensions (LxWxH)	10 x 8 x 1"

The trays base design gives maximum economy of solution and easy print removal, with a convenient pouring lip for drip-free emptying.

They are available individually or in sets of 3 with one of each color.

Stackable for easy storage

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Need to know the maximum outer dimensions fro lip to lip of 12x16(11x14) trays ?

A: 11" x 14"- od is 14" x 18" 12" x 16"- od is 15" x 20"

Q: 2. How many ml of solution is needed with this tray to develop photo paper?

A: You could use 1.5-2ml of solution in this tray when developing photo paper.

Q: 3. What are the outer dimensions of the tray- specifically length and width?

A: The product dimensions are as follows 18.39 x 22.48 x 4.17 inches

Q: 4. What does the empty tray weigh?

A: The empty Paterson Plastic Developing Tray for 16x20" Prints weighs approximately 1.85 lbs (0.84 kg).

Q: 5. What are the external / outside dimensions of this size tray?

A: The tray dimension of the Paterson Plastic Developing Tray - for 5x7" Paper is 7x9''.

Q: 6. What are the total outside dimensions of a single one of these trays?

A: Including the spout is 20"x15"

Q: 7. what are the internal dimensions of the this tray ?

A: Paterson Plastic Developing Tray for 20 x 24" Prints (24 x 28", White) interrior dimensions are 25.5 x 21 x 4 inches.

Q: 8. Is this price for the set of 3 different color trays?

A: This is a single white tray that measures 24 x 28" and is designed to accommodate print sizes up to 20 x 24".

Q: 9. What is the weight of each tray?

A: just over two pounds.

Q: 10. what are the physical dimensions of the tray? (so I can make sure it will fit in my darkroom sink)

A: At the widest points (including the pour lip in one corner) the tray is 29 x 24.5 :)

freddy	09/09/2024
[10 x 8 x 1"] YES-OK 5

KevinRussoPhoto	01/09/2024
[0.25 lb] 8x10 plastic trays. I orderd a set of 3 of these it was a bit cheaper. Durable, they do what thay are expected to do. hold water / chemicals for 8x10 prints. Easy to clean. No cons, very simple product that does its job. 5

lhatch5	15/08/2024
[10 x 8 x 1"] The soft plastic won't scratch sheet film negatives or paper emulsions. The recessed grooves in the bottom allow you grasp the sheets with tongs or gloved fingers easily when they settle. be sure to purchase one size bigger than the sheets or paper you are developing. 5

anyonymous	14/08/2024
[10 x 8 x 1"] These trays are rigid and durable, and are easily cleaned. They are the best I have used. Perfect for processing 4x5 film. 5

Alison	14/08/2024
[Plastic] Using this for developing 5x7s in the darkroom; it's the right size for the paper, using less developer than my 8x10 tray, and it's fairly easy to get the print out because of the runnels. 5

David	04/08/2024
[Plastic] With the demise of my processor, I have reverted to tray development of all my sheet film. These trays are just what the doctor ordered for 4 X 5 sheets. They are rigid, hold nearly a liter of liquid, and have an excellent pouring spout. I bought a pair of each color . . . in retrospect, I should have only gotten the white: when working under safelight, the chemistry becomes invisible in the red trays, and nearly so in the grey ones. 5

Jon n Luc	26/07/2024
[0.25 lb] The trays are small enough to make efficient use of your chemicals and large enough for small printing. The price was right and they are tough. Can't go wrong with these trays. 5

Aidan	18/07/2024
[10 x 8 x 1"] Perfect for 8x10 prints and has space for up to 9.5x12 prints. Well made, easy to pick up prints with tongs. 5

speralta	07/07/2024
[10 x 8 x 1"] Got this tray for developing 4x5 film negatives and it works great! The large grooves on the bottom of the tray make lifting the negatives out of the developer very easy. Especially since you are in complete darkness. 5