Paterson Photographic
Paterson Photographic 42 oz (1200 ml) Graduate PTP305
Clear, chemical-resistant polystyrene graduate with dual-scale graduations and a dripless spout for accurate liquid measuring
- Precise mixing with dual-scale graduations in ounces and milliliters
- Stable pouring from a tip-free base and dripless spout
- Chemical-resistant polystyrene construction for long-lasting durability
- Versatile 1200 ml capacity suits darkroom and kitchen tasks
- Clear cylindrical design allows easy reading at a glance
Precision Measuring Graduate
The Paterson Photographic 42 oz graduate is a clear, chemical-resistant polystyrene vessel built for accurate liquid measurement. Its cylindrical shape and uniform dual-scale graduations in ounces and millilitres allow precise reading for photographic chemistry, laboratory work or culinary use. A tip-free base and dripless spout add stability and clean pouring.
1200 ml Dual-Scale Capacity
The single specification that determines suitability is the 1200 ml (42 oz) volume with both metric and imperial markings moulded into the wall. This capacity covers most standard developer and fixer dilutions in one pour, while the clear polystyrene lets you see the meniscus clearly for repeatable results.
Stand-Alone Darkroom Tool
The graduate needs no power, mount or additional hardware — simply place it on a level bench and pour. The broad base frees up bench space by eliminating the need for a separate funnel or clamp, and the chemical-resistant material withstands common processing solutions without clouding or cracking.
Highlights
- Precise mixing with dual-scale graduations in ounces and milliliters
- Stable pouring from a tip-free base and dripless spout
- Chemical-resistant polystyrene construction for long-lasting durability
- Versatile 1200 ml capacity suits darkroom and kitchen tasks
- Clear cylindrical design allows easy reading at a glance
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
How does the 1200 ml capacity translate when I am mixing developer in a darkroom?
The 1200 ml (42 oz) volume lets you prepare a full batch of standard developer or fixer in one vessel, so you measure once and pour straight into the tank without topping up.
What do the dual-scale graduations in ounces and millilitres actually let me do?
Moulded markings in both oz and ml let you follow any formula — metric or imperial — without converting, and the clear polystyrene makes the lines easy to read under safelight.
Will the graduate sit securely on my wet bench and pour without dripping?
A broad, tip-free base keeps it stable on a wet surface, and the dripless spout directs liquid cleanly into the tank, preventing runs down the side.
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