• "Full" battery backup, operating the lift rack, air pumps, nitrogen and wash water solenoid valves during power failure. No human intervention is needed.

• A true 4-column lift operation to evenly support the main lift rack

• Magnet sensor system for automatic variable time control of each hanger. 63 Times can be selected from 4 minutes to 16 minutes, and the selectable increments themselves can be adjusted down to the second.

• Nitrogen low pressure alarm; sensors indicate if there is insufficient nitrogen available. Both an audible and an on-screen alarm message are provided.

• 10 roll film hangers included (6 - 135/36; 4 - 120)

• Motorized, 6-hanger, self aligning pre-loader

• LCD Control Panel with graphic display of normal processor functions

• Stainless steel film recovery baskets in every tank

• 3-door access to the film dryer

• Replenisher storage console with dosimetric pumps to deliver replenisher automatically. Size of the console varies with the size of each processor. (30, 60 or 120 liter sizes available)

• Seven day clock for automatic startup and shutdown

• Dual track, actual position hanger sensing; the processor really "knows" exactly where every hanger is located throughout the tanks.

• Motorized Heat/Light trap; keeps heat in the dryer, and light out of the darkroom.

• Nitrogen and water economizers; these functions are only switched on when there is actually a rack in a position to need them.

• Individual timing control for nitrogen in 1st and color developers and air agitation cycles

• Built-in compressors for air agitation

• Water flowmeters for accurate wash rates

• Pump platform - provides easy access to circulation pumps as well as a convenient platform to stand on when maintaining the machine.

• 2 speed lifts with drip stop function on main lift to reduce carry-forward of chemicals

• Individual temperature control for each solution tank

• On-screen fuse status indicators

• Dryer fan and heater safety sensors

• Adjustable replenishment for precise or averaged replenishment

• Touch sensitive lift rack safety system for both up and down movement

• Full operation "test" function; handy for testing at the start of each day

• Fine filtering on First and Color Developers in E-6, all circulated baths on C-41 and BW

• Complete nitrogen panel with humidifier and pressure regulating manometers provide precise control separately for First and Color Developer agitation

• Additional fine filtering on secondary solution tanks of E-6 machines (C-41 and BW include fine filtering on all circulated baths as standard)

• Built-in motorized mixers in chambers of the replenisher console

• Larger size replenisher console (60 or 120 liters)

• Mirror construction

• Coded hangers for automatic replenishment control.

What is a less expensive alternative? What’s the next step up?

The JOBO TecnoLab Delta Micro Compact TV is a less expensive and lower volume alternative with 2-lift capability.  The JOBO TecnoLab Delta Micro is less expensive with the same volume capacity as the TV models discussed on the pages above, but without the 2-lift capability.

The next step up is still among the JOBO TecnoLab Delta TV processors, but in larger sizes than shown here.  We offer machines with capacities up to 540 rolls per hour in C-41 and 360 rolls per hour in E-6 or BW.

Who do I contact for more information?
If you would like more information regarding TecnoLab or any of our photo lab products,
please contact:

 sales@jobo-usa.com

JOBO Fototechnic, Inc.
4401 Varsity Drive, Suite “D”
Ann Arbor, MI 48108

Phone:  734-677-6989

Fax:      734-677-6963

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