Samigon Graduated Cylinder (2 oz / 50mL)

Key Features
- Precision Samigon graduated cylinder with a 2 oz / 50mL capacity for accurate liquid measurement.
- Clear measurement markings help simplify darkroom, lab, classroom, and general mixing tasks.
- Compact cylindrical design with a stable base for easier filling and reading.
- Ideal for photo chemistry preparation, small-volume dispensing, and hobby applications.
- Lightweight, practical measuring tool for photographers, students, and technicians.
OVERVIEW
Designed for Precise Small-Volume Measuring
Useful in Darkroom and Photo Chemistry Workflows
Readable, Compact, and Easy to Store
Benefits of a Graduated Cylinder vs. Improvised Containers
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| Dimensions | 2 oz / 50mL capacity |
developer attributes
| Powder/Liquid | Liquid |
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- Samigon Graduated Cylinder (2 oz / 50mL)
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