Apparatus for processing photographic material to be developed

Advancing material of indeterminate length – By intermittent material-mover – Comprising material-moving roll

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226171, 226189, G03D 308

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049410075

ABSTRACT:
An apparatus for processing photographic material to be developed, including at least one container provided so as to receive a processing liquid, a conveyor arrangement located in the container for conveying the material to be developed through the processing liquid, the conveyor arrangement including two reversing rollers and at least one conveyor belt endlessly revolving around the two reversing rollers, and an arrangement for retaining the material to be developed at an outer surface of the at least one conveyor belt, at least one of the two reversing rollers being displaceable in a conveying direction of the at least one conveyor belt.

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