Old Durst Enlarger

[Craig Kelman]

I am looking for a lensboard for a Durst lensboard for a A600, does anyone
know where I can find one?

Craig
redw...@hotmail.com

[Sam G]

Try contacting JOBO (in Ann Arbor--they have a web site with tech support).
I have been able to purchase some parts from them for another old Durst
model.
Good Luck, Sam

[KHOwen]

>Subject: Old Durst Enlarger
>From: "Craig Kelman" redw...@hotmail.com
>Date: 8/15/01 10:56 PM Eastern Daylight Time
>Message-id: <JHGe7.502$SN.1...@newsfeed.slurp.net>

I work for JOBO Fototechnic, the Durst distributor for the USA, so please
consider my comments accordingly.

The A600 was discontinued back in 1976, so I am afraid we don't have any
first-hand experience with this model. But according to its instruction
manual, the LAPLA 39 is the lens panel of choice. The good news is that the
LAPLA 39 is a current lens panel used on the L 1200 and other professional
model Durst enlargers. You can order them from your favorite dealer, or
directly from JOBO if you are in the USA.

Ken -- Jobo USA
sa...@jobo-usa.com
Jobo web site: http://www.jobo-usa.com

[bsa...@ix.netcom.com]

I have a Durst lensboard but don't know for which enlarger model it is. It is
labeled "Durst Lapla 39 Made in Italy". It has 39 mm Leica threads and is
approximately 3-1/16 inch in diameter, beveled. The inside has a raised label
"PA 31.100".

e-mail me if this is what you need.

Or try this:

http://www.cambridgeworld.com/durst_old.htm

Bert

[bsa...@ix.netcom.com]

Would you happen to know what the lens panel for the M300/M301 is called? I
have been looking for one for a while now.

I have a Lapla 39 but that does not fit the M300 I have.

Bert

[F. J. Roy]

Craig;
Professional Camera in VT has a large selection.
If you had the catalog code word it would be helpfull.

contact them at sa...@procam.com

Phone 1-800-638-3318

Francis in VT

[Willem Falhaber]

bsa...@ix.netcom.com schreef:

>
> Would you happen to know what the lens panel for the M300/M301 is called? I
> have been looking for one for a while now.
>
> I have a Lapla 39 but that does not fit the M300 I have.
>
> Bert

There were three, they were called Nepla (M39) and Nedopla (M25), both for 50
mm, and the Nedotub for 28 mm lenses.
--

Vriendelijke groeten/kind regards,

Willem Falhaber
Rotterdam, Holland
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email to: fa...@wanadoo.nl
photogallery: http://home.wanadoo.nl/falh
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[bsa...@ix.netcom.com]

Thanks for the information. But apprently these are rarer than hen's teeth. I
will keep looking and make do with a home-built one.

Bert

[pbor...@gmail.com]

I have a Durst A600 with a colour head lens for 120 film and mask. I good condition if still looking

[theyanke...@aol.com]

Try Ebay