Empty Film Spools — 127, 620, 120 & 220 Format

Whether you're respooling film in a darkroom, restoring a vintage camera, or running a small-batch OEM film production, having the right take-up spool is the first step. This listing covers all four major roll film formats in one place — 127, 620, 120, and 220 — so you can order exactly what your camera or project requires.

Format Guide

120 / 220 Spool: Shared spool size. 120 and 220 film use the same spool. Compatible with most medium format cameras including Hasselblad, Mamiya, Rolleiflex, Bronica, Pentax 67, and others.
620 Spool: Narrower than 120. Required for Kodak Medalist, Kodak Tourist, Kodak Monitor, Kodak Vigilant, Ansco Speedex, and other 620-format vintage cameras. Not interchangeable with 120.
127 Spool: Smaller format. Required for Kodak Brownie, Yashica 44, Voigtländer Bessa, and other 127-format vintage cameras. Not interchangeable with 120 or 620.

What These Spools Are For

Take-up spools for cameras that are missing the original spool
Respooling 120 film onto 620 spools for vintage 620 cameras
Darkroom film handling and OEM film production
Replacement spools for film labs and collectors

Important Notes

These are take-up spools only — film is not included. Please confirm your camera's required spool format before ordering. 620 and 127 spools are not interchangeable with 120/220 spools.

For a complete respooling solution, see our Film Respooling Kits which include spool, backing paper, and canister.