Ecotex® 30 Gallon Screen Printing Dip Tank by Screen Print Direct® - This 30 Gallon Dip Tank is a simple time saving, affordable, and durable dip tank for screen printing. Honestly, every shop should have two of these, they are a game changer! Use one to soften up emulsion before developing screens and use the other one for reclaiming silk screens. It will save time, labor, chemicals, & water. This heavy-duty tank is the best-built chemical resistant industrial dip tank made specifically for screen reclaiming or development. Ideal for use with 2-in-1 ink and emulsion removers when reclaiming screens or just use water for developing screens.  Key Benefits:• Made From Recycled Plastic• Chemical Resistant• One Piece Guaranteed Leak-Proof Molded Construction• Dramatically Reduces Chemical & Water Usage• Low Maintenance• Minimal Space Requirement• Fits 6 Screens Up To 23" x 31"• Dimensions: O.D. 36 x 16 x 26 1/4" *Solution & Screens NOT Included Kit Includes: •Ecotex® Dip Tank•3 x 1 Gallons Dip Tank Solution•Lid / Cover•Drip Tray•Screen Hold Down Bar•Threaded Drain Fitting With on/off Spigot Directions for Developing and Reclaiming with a Dip Tank  The tank comes assembled, you will just need to make sure the spicket is securely in place before using it. Developing Fill the tank with water up to the fill level, this is indicated on the inside of the tank. Place your exposed screens in the dip tank and allow them to soak in the tank for 1-2 minutes. Remove the tank and rinse any leftover unwanted emulsion from the screen. Reclaiming Fill the tank with a mixture of water and Ecotex Dip Tank Solution. *For the 30 Gallon Dip Tank you will need to add 3 gallons of solution to 30 gallons of water. 1 Part Dip Tank Solution is needed for 10 parts of water. There is a fill line inside the dip tank that will indicate the max fill line Place screens in the tank and allow to soak between 1-3 minutes. Do not leave long enough for the emulsion to fall off in the dip tank. *This will reduce the lifespan of the chemical in the dip tank. Remove screens from the dip tank and rinse off residual emulsion left on the screen, it should come off fairly easily after soaking. *Do not allow the emulsion to break down in the dip tank. This will shorten the life of your chemical and contaminate the water. Want to know if a dip tank is right for you and your shop needs? Read the blog and decide for yourself. - Dip Tanks For Dummies