[LargeFormat] Jobo 3000 Series Expert Drums

[Les Newcomer]

clive,

When I was running an ATL-3  we used the sponge until the stick pulled =
out=20
of the sponge, then went to the same way we dried the reels and =
'amateur'=20
tanks--inside a homemade cabinet powered by a 1500w hair drier.  The =
temp=20
inside the cabinet would reach 180=B0 and dry anything quickly.  Never =
had a=20
problem with glue seams seperating either.

les

On Wednesday, November 27, 2002, at 04:29 PM, Clive Warren wrote:

> Well, I have bitten the bullet and picked up a Jobo CPA2 with lift and =
a=20
> couple of 3010 and one 3006 expert drums. It will be a real treat to=20=

> experience the promised "random" movement of the chemicals, =
particularly=20
> with 5x7. The 3006 will probably be dedicated to 5x7 work as I will =
not=20
> need the drum to dry that quickly between processing runs - 5x7 is =
used=20
> much less frequently than 4x5 here.
>
> The drums are normally supplied with a sponge on a stick for drying. I=20=

> was intending to place the drums in a Marrut cabinet drier after use =
for=20
> quick recycling, however  given the apparent construction it seems =
that a=20
> sponge stick may be a better drying method. Would be interested to =
hear=20
> from anyone who uses the drums.
>
> So, I will now finally be able to be self sufficient for processing=20
> trannies as the temperature control on the CPA2 is reputably better =
than=20
> that of the CPE2.
>
> Can't wait!
>
> Cheers,
>        Clive
>
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