Paterson Photographic 32 oz Beaker (1 L) #PTP309
A durable, unbreakable polypropylene beaker with uniform graduations, ribbed handles and an anti-tip base for precise chemical mixing
- Durable polypropylene construction resists breakage during chemical mixing
- Clear ounce and metric graduations enable precise measurement every time
- Ribbed handles provide a secure grip even with wet hands
- Anti-tip base design prevents spills on the work surface
- Oversized 32 oz capacity reduces splash risk when mixing solutions
Durable polypropylene beaker
The Paterson Photographic 32 oz Beaker is a 1 L vessel moulded from high-quality polypropylene. It is built for photographers who mix their own chemistry and need a container that will not crack or shatter. Graduations in both ounces and metric units give reliable volume readings for every batch.
Replaces fragile glass graduates
Glass cylinders can break and lack a stable footprint. This beaker adds an anti-tip base and ribbed handles that stay grippy when wet, so the upgrade is worth it whenever spills would ruin paper or damage surfaces. The oversized walls also cut splash risk during vigorous stirring.
Handles full 1 L mixes with headroom
The 32 oz capacity accommodates standard developer, stop, fix and wash volumes in a single pour. Oversized geometry keeps liquid below the rim while agitating, but the fixed volume means larger bulk batches need multiple vessels or a bigger tank.
How it compares
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- Price $19.99
- Cheaper than about 91% of the 749 comparable items (median $70.99).
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What are the capacity markings on the Paterson 32 oz beaker?
The beaker has uniform ounce and metric graduations for precise measurement of photographic chemicals.
How does the Paterson beaker prevent tipping during mixing?
An anti-tip base provides stability, and the oversized design reduces splash risk when stirring solutions.
When should the polypropylene beaker be replaced?
Replace it if the graduations become illegible, the ribbed handles crack, or the anti-tip base warps and no longer sits flat.
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