Early cameras lacked cassette standardization, causing compatibility issues. Standardization solved this, making 80–90% of cameras compatible. European cameras use metal cassettes for compactness, while U.S. cameras favor plastic and wood for easier production. Our measurement guide helps customers check compatibility using measurements or a 3D-printed test cassette.
Explore our archive of cassette serial numbers and production dates. This section serves as a record for collectors and enthusiasts, providing detailed information on each cassettes and when it was made.
