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I’m looking for a CIR Tape Splicer. I know it won’t be cheap but would rather not spend £350 for a new one!
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Look likes the Price has gone up to 490 Pounds see
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/224905755...3ABFBMyruMmflf -
Wittner-Cinetec also has the 9.5mm CIR Splicers at 590 Euro, plus the 9.5mm Splicing Tape.
https://www.wittnercinetec.com/epage...lmklebepressenComment
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Thanks for the responses. I’m pleased to say I now have a 9.5mm splicer.
The eBay listing is definitely overpriced. A new one can be bought from Italy for £336 including import duty.
Happy Easter!Comment
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A CIR 9.5mm Splicer had 18 Bids, and Fetched 191 Pounds.
https://www.ebay.com.au/itm/Vintage-...rdt=true&rt=ncComment
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Many years ago I took the plunge and bought a new 9.5mm from CIR in Italy.
Yes, it was expensive, but second-hand CIR splicers of any gauge are not always a good buy.Comment
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There is a 9.5mm CIR Splicer, you can Buy It Now, in UK.
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/225175232...3ABFBM5Mb54_ZgComment
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If you cannot afford a cir splicer there are plenty of cement ones about quite cheap. I have just had a look on eBay and it appears splicing cement is still available including Kodak, Agfa embacoid and another I am not familiar with. I have used embacoid on 9.5mm film ion the past and used the last drop recently on 16mm. I had a bottle of ELF cement but it dried up before I could use it. It was stored in the same place as the embacoid which I had obtained very much earlier! I now use a CIR splicer for 9.5mm which I obtained for £50 many years ago from a shop in ArundalComment
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Had a few from bereavements sadly usually go for around £200 mint boxed complete for the family involved.
Precision product worthy of a sensible price if mint.Comment
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