Development spiral for Paterson & Jobo (110, 16mm)

• Enables self-development of 110 and 16mm film: The spool fits common standard tanks (Jobo or Paterson/AP) and makes 110 Pocketfilm developable in your own home lab.
• Holds about 1.3 m of film: This corresponds to about two 110 cartridges per spool.
• Can be split for film removal: The spool can be divided into two halves with a twist lock, allowing the wet film to be removed without creases.
• Compatible with all common photographic chemicals: Compatible with B&W, C-41, E-6, and ECN-II — no restrictions on the process.

Important note about Minox 8x11: This spool is too wide for the Minox format (9.2 mm). There is a separate, narrower spool for this: Developer spool for Minox 8x11

Compatibility — Cameras

The spool holds film that was exposed with, among others, the following cameras:

• Pentax Auto 110 / Auto 110 Super
• Rollei A110 / E110
• Kodak Pocket Instamatic (e.g., Series 20–60)
• Minolta 110 Zoom SLR (Mk I / Mk II)
• Canon 110 ED / ED 20
• Minox 110 S
• Agfamatic Pocket (e.g., 2008, 4008)
• Fujica Pocket (e.g., 350 Zoom, 400)
• Lomography Lomomatic 110
• Kodak Ektralite & Ektramax

Compatibility — Tanks

Please choose the appropriate version: Jobo (for Jobo 15xx tanks) or Paterson (for Paterson, AP, Kaiser).

Scope of delivery

• 1x Developer spool for 110/16mm film

Technical details

• Material: Plant-based bioplastic (PLA+), chemical resistant
• Format: 110 Pocketfilm / 16mm cine film
• Compatible chemistry: B&W, C-41, E-6, ECN-II
• Outer diameter: 92.2 mm
• Inner diameter: approx. 25 mm (system dependent)
• Height: 21 mm
• Capacity: approx. 1.3 m of film (equivalent to about two 110 cartridges)

Description

This spool upgrades your Jobo or Paterson tank for the 110 Pocketfilm format (and 16mm cine film). Due to the low height of 21 mm, up to four spools fit into a standard tank, which is normally designed for two 35mm films. The spool can be split into two halves with a twist lock so that the wet film can be removed crease-free after development. Quality Made in Germany for your darkroom.

A practical tip: Cut the corners of the film strip at a 45-degree angle before loading it into the spool — this makes the film slide in much more smoothly and prevents it from catching in the guide.

For 16mm cine film

110 Pocketfilm and 16mm cine film share exactly the same film width (16mm). If you own a Bolex H16, a Krasnogorsk K-3, an Arriflex 16ST, or another 16mm film camera and want to develop test strips yourself, you can use this spool directly for that.

Part of the 110 Pocketfilm System

This product is part of our complete 110 ecosystem: cutting film, loading cartridges, developing, and scanning — all from one source.