Looking for someone to make a 16mm/Super 8 processing machine

[Jack Jin]

Hi there, we are a boutique filmlab based out of South Korea, we are the first film lab to have opened in Korea in nearly a decade. Our goal is to bring back the beauty of shooting film to Korea. We are currently looking to upgrade to processors that can take multiple rolls of film at once to speed up our workflow, also to increase the consistency in density and color of the developed film, but we are looking for options that take up a small footprint, which the current existing options in the market doesnt seem to offer. please reach out to jyb271155@gmail.com if you know how to make a film processor, thank you.

[Kamran Pakseresht]

This is the only person I know making them from scratch in a fairly compact way:

https://youtube.com/@superukraine-re3ir

not sure about your multiple rolls requirement but might be worth reaching out.

[Frank Wylie]

Your choices are really limited, but in addition to the above person, you should at least speak to Photomec in the UK.

http://www.photomec.co.uk/

As far as I know, they are the sole producer of modern film processors from S8 to 35mm. 

I toured their facility in 2000 and was very impressed with their dedication and build quality.  They were miles ahead of other (then operational) major film processing equipment companies in implementing new technology and offering new designs.

[Luis Hartmann]

Hey Jack, what's the Lab called? Is it Day for Record in Hapjeong?

[Joerg Polzfusz]

https://www.jobo.com/analog/3016-expert-16mm-
 

https://www.jobo.com/analog/3018-expert-super-8-

[Joerg Polzfusz]

https://shop.filmomat.eu/products/filmomat-classic?pr_prod_strat=e5_desc&pr_rec_id=39d9411f2&pr_rec_pid=8961132134733&pr_ref_pid=8961132527949&pr_seq=uniform