Photographic Film Splicer

Photographic film splicers are devices used in the process of developing and finishing photographic film. They are part of the supply class of Photographic Developing and Finishing Equipment, which falls under the supply group of Photographic Equipment.

Film splicers are used to join together two separate pieces of film, typically to create a continuous length of film for projection or printing purposes. They are commonly used in darkrooms or film processing labs.

The splicer works by aligning the two film ends and securely joining them together using adhesive or heat. This ensures that the film remains intact and does not separate during the projection or printing process.

Film splicers come in various types, including manual splicers that require hand-operated cutting and joining, as well as automated splicers that can handle larger volumes of film and perform the splicing process automatically.

Overall, photographic film splicers are essential tools in the film development and finishing process, allowing for seamless and continuous playback or printing of photographic film.