Abstract: A device for wet porocessing of photographic films comprises a film processing device and a storage container for storing a processing liquid supplied to the film processing device. The film processing device has a housing which is formed as a container in which a bath of the processing liquid is located and through which a film base is guided by means of rotary inlet rollers, rinsing rollers and squeezing rollers. The pair of rinsing rollers are each positioned in a cage which is extended to form a liquid-distributing channel connected to a respective feeding conduit leading from the storage container. A conduit system for continually renewing the processing liquid in the device is provided.

Abstract: An apparatus for wet treatment of sheets or strips of photographic material has a small-volume treating chamber bounded by pairs of advancing rollers at its inlet and outlet ends. A lower wall of the chamber extends between the lower rollers of the pairs of advancing rollers and sealing lips bridge the gaps between such lower wall and the respective lower rollers. Treating liquid is admitted laterally into the chamber, transversely of the path of advancement of photographic material and at about the level of such path.