Simmon Omega B-22 User manual
INSTRUCTION
MANUAL
For
Setting-Up
and
Operating
the
SIMMON OMEGA®
B-22 & B-22XL
A
21,4
x
21,4
MANUAL
FOCUSING
ENLARGER
MANUFACTURED
BY:
Berkey
Technical
Corp
.
Patents
Pending
Woodside
(New
York
City)
N.
Y.
11377
U.S.A.
DISTRIBUTED
BY:
Simmon
Omega,
Inc.
A
Berkey
Photo
Company
25·20
Brooklyn
Queens
Expressway,
West
Woodside,
(New
York
City)
N.
Y.
11377
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PHOTO
CONTENTS
Page
No,
Introduction
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3
List
of
Principal
Parts.
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How
The
Omega B-22
Is
Packed. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4
Figure
1:
Illustration
of
B-22. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
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5
How To Assemble The B-22. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
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5
Figure
2:
Illustration
of
B-22..
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6
Figure
3:
Illustration
of
Lamphouse.
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Chart
of
Recommended Lenses, Mounts,
Condensers . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
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8
Lenses
and
Lensmounts
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Condenser Lamphouse . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
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9
a.
Matching
condensers
with
lenses. . . . . . . . . .
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9
h.
The
supplementary
lens .....
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" 9
c. How
to
replace
lamp.
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9
d.
Cleaning condensers . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
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9
Negative
Carriers.
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10
How To Op
era
te
The B-22. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10
a.
Adjusting
enlarger
to desired
negative
size
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10
h.
Inserting
the
negative
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10
c.
Adjusting
the
magnification . . . . . . . . . . . . .
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II
d.
Red
Filter
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e.
Exposures
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How To
Handle
Special Work
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12
a.
Contrast
control
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12
h. Color
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12
c.
Very
large
magnifications
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12
d. Small magnifications
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12
General
Information
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13
a.
What
kind
of
negatives
to
make
.
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13
h.
How
to
store
your
negatives
.
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c.
Uniformtiy
of
illumination
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13
List
of
Accessories
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14,
15,
16
2
PLEASE
NOTE
: from time to time modifications are
made
for
the
sake
of
produ
ct
improvement. Therefore, all s
pe
ci
fi
cations
are subject to
c~a
n
ge
with
ou
t notice.
WELCOME TO
THE
SIMMON·OMEGA FAMILY
Thank
you
for
having
selected a Simmon
Omega
B-22. We
are
confident
that
you, like so
many
of
our
other
friends, will become a satisfied
Omega
customer.
We
have
prepared
this
Instruction
Manual
to ac-
quaint
you
with
your
new
Omega
B-22
Enlarger,
to
show you how to
set
it
up, how to use
it
correctly,
and
to
assist
you
in
getting
the
most
out
of
the
advantages
which we
have
built
into
it.
As a
member
of
the
Omega
family, you
are
cordially
invited to call
or
write
to
us
for
photographic
advice
or
assistance,
and
to tell us
about
your
particular
problems, questions
or
suggestions.
Our
staff
of
photo
experts
will be pleased to
supply
you
with
any
addi-
tional
information
you
may
require
about
your
new
Omega
B-22
Enlarger.
Please
fill
out
and
mail
the
enclosed
registration-
guarantee
card
NOW.
It
will
put
your
guarantee
into
effect. Sincerely,
SIMMON OMEGA, INC.
CUSTOMER
SERVICE
DEPART
.
MENT
25-20 BROOKLYN
QUEENS
EXPRESSWAY
WEST
WOODSIDE,
(NEW
YORK CITY) N. Y. 11377
IMPORTANT
:
The
instructions
that
follow
are
very
simple.
Please
read
them
as
soon
as
possible,
even
be-
fore you
unpack
the
enlarger.
This will
get
you
started
on
the
right
foot,
saving
you
valuable
time
and
helping
you
obtain
topnotch
results
without
delay.
3
LIST
OF
PRINCIPAL
PARTS
1. Lockscrews,
fastening
main
column
to
baseboard
.
2.
Handwheel
for
focusing.
3.
Combined
handle
and
lock
for
carriage
movement
.
4.
Removeable
red
safety
filter.
5.
Lamphouse
lifting
lever
(for
inserting
filmholders).
6. Condenser housing.
7.
Knurled
screws
for
c
ondenser
removal.
8.
Screw
for
fastening
top
lamphouse
casting
(loosen
to
insert
supplementary
condensers).
9.
Lockscrews
for
lamp
socket assembly.
10.
Twist
-lock lensmount.
11.
Hinged
type
negative
carrier.
12
.
Filter
drawer.
13.
Counterbalance
spring.
14
. Lamphousing.
15.
Extra
Long
Extension
Bellows.
HOW
THE
OMEGA B-22
IS
PACKED
The Omega B-22 is packed
in
a
corrugated
cardboard
carton.
The
carriage
and
girder
assembly
are
packed
assembled
within
the
outer
carton.
The
lamphouse,
baseboard, filmholders
and
lensmounts
are
contained
in
the
same
carton,
therefore,
do
not
hastily
discard
any
apparently
empty
part
before
looking inside
it
.
4
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ty
fi
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for
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ocket
A
sse
mbly
_--'"",I,d
Scre
ws
for
Lomphous
e
HOW
TO
ASSEMBLE
THE
B·22
a. Carefully open
the
carton
and remove
the
card-
board
protector
inserts. Remove
the
enlarger
and
accessories from
the
carton. Check all
items
for
completeness!
b.
Before handling
the
enlarger
proper, be
sure
that
the projector
carriage
is securely locked
to
the
column
by means
of
lock
3.
5
lamphouse
lifling
lever
(for
inserting
film
holders)
Fig. 2
c.
Remove
three
screws
from
baseboard.
Place
the
base
of
the
girder
assembly over
the
exposed holes.
Replace
the
screws
and
tighten
securely.
d. Remove aluminum
spacer
from
inside condenser
housing.
Please
clean condensers
with
lens
tissue
or
a
clean
soft
towel.
Put
one lens into condenser housing.
Insert
spacer
(with
indentations
to
the
top)
until
it
is
a
fraction
below
the
surface
of
the
housing. Gently
drop
the
remaining
lens, curved side down, on
top
of
the
spacer,
and
push
down until
it
comes to
rest
in
the
normal horizontal position.
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Complete
Lamphouse
Showing
Position
of
Condensers
for
Omega
B-22
If
you
ha
ve
an
enlarging
lens
of
2" (50mm)
or
less,
a
supplementary
condenser
must
be placed on top
of
the
condens
ers
. Loosen sc
rew
8
(Fig.
1),
lift
up
lamp-
house, remove filter holder,
and
insert
condenser
with
fiat side down
as
shown
in
Fig.
3.
e.
Place
the
lamphouse
on
top
of
th
e condenser assem-
bly
of
the
enlarger
and
tighten
two
knurled
screws
(8).
7
011
RECOMMENDED
LENSES,
LENSMOUNTS AND
CONDENSERS
FOR
OMEGA
1-22
,
1-22
SPECIAL
Max. Neg. Size
f.
Focal Approx. Magnification
Ratiost
Lens Will Co
ver
.
Leng
th
Name
of
Lens
4.5 3" Rodenstock
Omegar
2
J4"x2
J4
" 4.5 3" Rodenstock
Omegaron
5.6 3.2" Schneider Componon
4.5 2" Rodenstock
Omegar
35mm 3.5 2" Rodenstock
Omegaron
4.0 2" Schneider Componon
4.0
1"
Rodenstock
Omegaron
Ultra
Miniature
4.0 1%
6"
Schneider Componon
4.0 1
%"
Rodenstock
Omegaron
*
Larger
magnifications
may
be
made
by
project
-
ing
on floor.
Max• Min. Twist-Lock Condensers
B-22 B-22 XL Lensmount
~
7.6X
Standard
11.5 X 1 X
Flat
Disc double
condensers
7 X
10.5X
1.75 X
}
125X
Double
condensers
1814
X .5 X
Flat
Disc
with
supplementary
condenser
t
27
Double
X
38.
5 X
.2
X Recessed condensers
}
Lensmount
with
s
upplementary
condenser
t All figures
have
been computed
for
an
easel
I"
high
.
f.
You
may
now loosen lock 3 whereupon
the
entire
projector
assembly can be moved
up
and
down.
LENSES
AND
LENSMOUNTS
a.
The
lens
must
be
of
the
proper
focal
length
for
the
size
negative
to
be enlarged.
The
following focal
length
lenses
are
recommended: a 3" lens
for
2~
x
2~",
a 2" lens
for
35mm (1 x
B!J
N)
and
bantam
and
a 1",
1%6"
and
1%" lens
for
ultra
miniature
negatives.
b.
Any
lens will
enlarge
negatives
smaller
than
the
largest
possible size,
but
the
magnification
ratio
ob-
tainable
under
these
circumstances will be correspond-
ingly
smaller
than
if
a
shorter
lens
were
used (see
chart
on
page
8).
CONDENSER
LAMPHOUSE
a. Condenser
must
match
the
enlarging
lens.
For
a
3" lens,
the
standard
double condensers
are
used. Sup-
plementary
small condenser lens is added
for
enlarg-
ing
lenses
of
2" focal
length
and
less..
b.
The
supplementary
lens
is
inserted
on
top
of
the
condenser, i.e.,
the
lamphouse is detached
after
screws
No.8
has
beenloosened
and
filter
drawer
removed and
the
supplementary
lens
is
then
inserted,
always
with
the
fiat side down.
c. Replacing
Lamp:
The
lamp-socket
assembly
can
be detached
after
loosening lockscrews
9.
A No.
ll1A
enlarging
lamp
(General
Electric
or
Westing-
house) is used.
This
lamp
has
a
bayonet
socket like
an
automobile lamp.
d. Cleaning Condensers: Remove lamphouse by
ioosening
knurled
screws
8.
The
standard
double con-
densers
are
removed
by
loosening
the
knurled
screws
9
7,
then
grasp
the
condenser
housing
and
lift
slightly,
pushing
backwards
at
the
same
time,
until
slots
are
clear
of
the
screws.
Holding
the
condenser
housing
in
the
palm
of
one
hand,
turn
it
over
to one side
and
the
top
lens will
slide
into
your
other
hand.
Then
remove
the
circular
spacer
that
separates
both
lenses,
tilt
again
and
slide
out
the
bottom
lens.
After
the
lenses
are
cleaned,
re-
verse
the
procedure
as
follows:
Put
one lens
into
con-
denser
housing,
flat side down;
insert
spacer
until
it
is a
fraction
below
the
surface
of
the
housing
. Gently
drop
the
remaining
lens
(curved
side down) on
top
of
the
spacer
~md
push
down
until
it
comes
to
rest
in
the
normal
horizontal
position. Replace
lamphouse
and
tighten
knurled
screws.
NEGATIVE
CARRIERS
The
type
supplied
is
of
the
newest
design
and
will
enable you to
use
single
frame
or
film
strips.
The
in-
sertion
works
quickly since
the
top
plate
is
hinged
and
spring
loaded,
and
with
a flick
of
your
finger, is
closed down
for
perfect
pin
register.
HOW
TO
OPERATE
THE
B-22
a.
Adjusting
the
enlarger
to
the
desired
negative
size:
1.
Insert
a lens mounted on
the
lensmount. This
lens
must
be of
suitable
focal
length
for
the
desired
negative
size (see
chart
on
page
8).
2. Be
sure
that
the
proper
condensers
are
used
for
this
lens;
i.e.,
the
standard
double condensers
only
for
a 3" lens,
the
double condensers
with
an
additional
supplementary
lens
for
the
2"
or
smaller
enlarging
lens.
h.
Inserting
the
negative:
After
the
negative
has
been
inserted,
lift
the
lamphousing
slightly
(with
the
aid
of
lifting
lever
5),
then
place
the
negative
carrier
all
10
the
way
back
until
it
is
stopped
by
the
retaining
pins
on
the
negative
stage
of
the
enlarger.
Lower
the
lamp-
house, which
then
by
its
weight,
keeps
the
filmholder
in
place.
Negatives
are
always
inserted
in
the
nega-
tive
carrier
with
the
emulsion (dull) side down.
c.
Adjusting
the
magnification: Loosen
the
knurled
screw
or
lock 3,
and
holding
same,
move
projector
up
and
down.
After
a
satisfactory
degree
of
magnifica-
tion
has
been achieved, lock 3
may
be
tightened
again
and
fine
focusing
achieved
by
rotating
hand
whee'
2.
d. Red
Filter:
The
red
filter
is
fastened
by
a
knurled
screw
to
a rod which
is
part
of
the
lens
stage
.
No
red
filter
is
perfectly
"safe,"
and
sensitized
paper
placed on
the
easel should
not
be exposed
through
the
red filter
for
any
appreciable
time.
e.
EXllosm·es:
1.
Insert
negative
into
filmholder
and
place on film
stage
of
enlarger
as
described above.
Insert
a
white
piece
of
paper
into
your
paperholder
and
place
this
on
the
baseboard
of
the
enlarger.
2.
Adjust
magnification
by
moving
projector
up
and
down
as
described above
and
fine focus by
means
of
handwheel
2.
3.
After
a
satisfactory
composition
has
been
achieved,
the
lens
is
usually
stopped
down. No
lens
performs
as
well
at
full
opening
as
with
a
smaller
stop,
and
the
unusually
high
light
output
of
the
enlarger
permits
stopping
down
to
f/8
or
more.
4.
Switch
the
light
off,
insert
a piece
of
sensitized
paper
into
your
paperholder,
and
make
an
expo-
sure.
The
use
of
a
time
switch
is recommended.
5.
No definite
exposure
time
values
can
be given.
They
depend
upon
many
factors,
such
as
the
density
of
the
negative,
the
magnification
ratio,
the
f
number
of
the
diaphragm
stop,
and
the
6ensitivity
of
your
paper.
11
HOW
TO HANDLE
SPECIAL
WORK
a.
Contrast
Control:
1.
The
simplest
way
to
control
the
contrast
of
prints
is
by
using
photographic
paper
of
differ-
ent
contrast
grades.
2.
Variable
Contrast
paper:
An
improved method
of
contrast
control is offered
by
the
use
of
Vari-
able
Contrast
paper
which yields
any
degree
of
contrast
depending
upon
the
color
of
the
light
to which
it
is
exposed.
The
B-22
Enlarger
is
excellently
suited
to
this
type
of
work
because,
due
to
its
high
light
output,
exposure
times
will
be
short,
even
with
the
neces
sary
color filters.
If
filters
are
to be
used
below lens, a special filter
holder
is available
as
an
optional accessory.
b.
Color:
Practically
all
color
print
processes
require
color
correcting
filters.
These
filters
can
be placed in
front
of
the
en
l
arging
lens.
In
this
case
use
gelatin
color
correcting
filters only.
If
the
filter
drawer
is
used
for
the
insertion
of
color filters,
imperfections
of
the
filters
do
not
affect
the
sharpness
of
the
print
.
We recommend
CP
filters
made
of
colored
acetate
.
In
this
enlarger,
a
square
filter
of
23,4,"
diameter
with
corners
slightly
clipped should be placed
in
the
filter
drawer
of
the
lamp
housing
. A
heat
absorbing
glass
is
recommended
for
color work.
For
full
information
regarding
anyone
of
the
various
color processes,
please
contact
the
manufacturer
of
the
materials
required
for
the
process
that
you intend
using.
c.
Very
large
magnifications:
Projecting
on
the
floor:
Fasten
the
baseboard
of
the
enlarger
to
the
table
by
means
of
C-clamps
or
the
like. Loosen lockscrews
1,
rotate
the
enlarger
on
its
pivot
180·
and
replace
and
tighten
the
lockscrews.
The
enlarger
will
then
project
onto
the
floor
and
naturally
yield
much
larger
prints
.
d.
Small
Magnifications:
As
the
light
output
of
the
B-22
is
quite
high,
we
recommend
placing
a
ground
or
opal
glass
on
top
of
the
upper
3%"
condenser
for
magnifications
of
about
1:1.
This
will
improve
the
light
distribution
and,
at
the
same
time,
reduce
the
printing
speed.
12
Cat. No. 473-
012-372"
Ground Glass (2x exposure
increase)
Cat. No.
473-002-372"
Opal Glass (6x
exposure
in-
crease)
GENERAL
INFORMATION
a.
What
kind
of
negatives
to
use:
No
enlarger
can
yield
really
good
results
unless
the
negatives
to
be
enlarged
fall
at
least
approximately
within
a
certain
range
of
contrast.
This
is because of
the
fundamental
inability
of
photographic
papers
to
reproduce
the
full
range
of
tones included in a
"snappy"
negative.
The
deepest
shadow
areas
of
such
a
negative
may
transmit
500
or
1000
times
as
much
light
as
distin-
guishable
details
of
the
densest
areas.
Against
this,
unexposed
white
paper
reflects only
about
50
or
60
times
as
much
light
as
completely exposed, fully
developed
areas.
Therefore,
excessively
brilliant
negatives
not
only
are
useless
but
harmful.
The
best
negatives
for
enlarging
have a
soft
gradation
and
are
rather
thin.
This
is
not
the
place
for
detailed
instructions
on processing,
but
there
,
are
numerous
fine
grain
developers available,
and
suitable
negatives
are
easily
obtainable
by
being
careful
not
to
develop too long.
h.
How to
store
your
ne
gatives:
Small
negatives
are
best
stored
in
short
strips
usually
of
six
frames
of
35mm film,
two
frames
of
21,4"
x
2JA,"
etc.
Very
prac-
tical
paper
or
cellophane envelopes
are
carried
by
all
dealers
for
this
purpose.
Never
store
roll film
in
entire
rolls.
Film
loses
its
moisture
content,
becomes
brittle,
and
any
attempt
to
manipulate
it
then
results
in
severe
scratches
and
other
damage.
No filmholder
can
keep such film flat.
c.
Uniformity
of
illum
ination:
Great
care
has
been
taken
to
render
the
illumination
of
this
enlarger
as
uniform
as
possible
over
the
area
of
the
easel. By
means
of a
very
carefully
designed optical
system,
we
have achieved a
better
performance
than
that
given by
other
instruments
available
not
only
with
3" lenses,
but
also with 2" lenses and smaller.
13
OMEGA
VERSATILE ACCESSORIES
Catalog
No.
472-001 MOUNTED
SUPPLEMENTARY
CONDEN-
SER-for
use \\'jth
1"
and
2" lenses.
421-005
TWIST
LOCK
LENS
MOUNT
(Standard
with
enlarger),
Omegar.
421-006
RECESSED
LENS
MOUNT
for
25/28 mm
focal
length
lenses.
421-007
RECESSED
LENS
MOUNT
for
35mm lens.
429-090
HEAVY
DUTY
WALL
ENLARGER
MOUNT.
473-101
HEAT
ABSORBING GLASS,
3'72"
dia.
473-002
OPAL
GLASS,
3'72"
dia.
473-012 GROUND GLASS,
3'72"
dia.
429-028
VARIABLE
CONTRAST
FILTERHOLDER
-For
mounted plastic
2'72"
x
2'72"
filters
between lens
and
image.
479-011
TRANSPARENT
DUSTCOVER-
Prevents
harmful
dust
and
dirt
from
settling
on en-
larger.
NEGATIVE CARRIERS
(
Standard
Size Openings)
GLASSLESS RAPID
SHIFT
WITH
TROUGHS
423-102 Minox
423-103 35mm single
frame
423-104 35mm
423-105
Instamatic
423-106 4 x 4 em
423-107 214" x 214"
423-110 MOUNTED 35mm
TRANSPARENCY.
423-111 UNMOUNTED 35mm
TRANSPARENCY.
429-012
PORTRAIT
DIFFUSION
GRID ATTACH·
14
MENT-Mounted
screen
for
diffusing pro-
jected image.
OMEGA
HEAVY DUTY FOOTSWITCH
Frees
the
Hands
. . . .
Speeds
the
Work!
Features
solid
metal
casting
with
cork-lined·
anti-slip
base
.
Can be screwed
to
floor
or
side
of
table
(as
a knee
switch).
Treadle
lies
within
cast
frame,
permits
foot
to
rest
on side
of
switch.
Luminous
disc on
treadle
for
easy
locating in dark. Complete
with
6'
heavy
duty
line cord.
1l0/125V,
10
Amps.
Cat. No. 461-051
OMEGA AUDIBLE REPEATING TIMER
WITH
SILENT
OR
AUDIBLE
TIMING
1-60 Second
Intervals
Ticks while you dodge
or
burn
in-s
ynchronous
motor
resets
its
elf
a
fter
each
cycle-dial
a
se
tting-pres
s a
button-e
x-
tremely
accurate-focus
and
print
switch.
Safe
light
and
enlarger
outlets. Table
or
wall
mounting
.
Tilting
base
. 110V,
60 ci
s,
750W capacity.
Cat. No. 461-001
464-001
OMEGA
COMPLETE
DARKROOM
OUTFIT
3
Yankee
8xl0
Developing
Trays
1
Yankee
Developing
Tank,
with
Thermometer/
Agitator
1
Yankee
Safe-Lite
with
brown
filter
1
Yankee
Film
Squeegee
2
Yankee
Print
Tongs
and
1 Paddle
2
Yank
ee
Film
Clips
1
Yankee
16 o
z.
Graduated
Beaker
1
Premier
4-way
Printing
Easel
1
Premier
10x14"
Stainless
Ste
el
Ferrotype
Plate
1
Testrite
6"
Print
Roller
1
Alpha
Blotter
Press
1 Kodak
Darkroom
Manual
PART NO
.
9-183-0037
SAUNDERS-OMEGA
1411
X 17" Adjustable
Un
ivers
al
Easels
Saunders-Omega
14" x 17"
Adjustable
Universal
Easels
accommodate
all
paper
sizes
to
fuU 14" x 17".
Four
overlapping,
individually-adjustable
stainless
steel
masking
bands
give
borders
from
a
hairline
to
114"
width
on
all
papers
up
to
11" x 14".
AU
bands
have
precise scale
calibrations,
allowing
individual
border
adjustments.
Lock-tite
paper
slots convenient-
ly
and
snugly
grip
the
paper
along
the
entire
length
of
one
of
its
dimensions.
The
masking
bands
securely
hold
the
paper
fiat
on
the
easel
surface.
When
the
border
adjustments
are
set
for
printing,
they
cannot
be
accidentally
upset.
An
automatic
click-stop holds
the
easel open while
inserting
paper.
The
easel
is
extra-heavy,
all-metal,
rust-proofed,
handsomely fin-
ished
and
has
a non-skid base.
FOCAL
YELLOW
focusing
surface.
Model U1417,
with
standard
base. Cat. No. 465-021
Model UA1417
has
a
1"
high
surface
for
use
with
aU
AUTOMEGA
and
other
autofocus
enlargers.
Its
base
features
a
threaded
socket
that
permits
distortion
control
with
a
standard
tripod
head. Cat. No. 465-022
For
14" x 17"
papers,
the
entire
masking
assembly
instantly
and
easily
snaps
out
of
the
easel
frame
which
automaticaUy
provides a
3/16"
border.
Ask
for
New
Folder
on
the
Complete
Line
of
SAU
ND
ERS·OMEGA
Enlarging
Easels
Speciiications
Subj
ect
To
Change
Without
Notice
223BT-371-TP
Printed
in
U.S.A.
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