Sprint/Nextel
Sprint/Nextel Archive Fixer Remover 4 Liter Film Camera
Archival fixer remover cleans black-and-white films and papers, makes 10 litres of working solution from one litre of concentrate and processes 600 fibre prints.
- Removes thiosulfate and mineral deposits for archival stability
- One litre concentrate yields ten litres of working solution
- Processes up to 600 8x10 fibre prints per batch
- Handles 900 resin-coated prints from a single mix
- Built-in exhaustion indicator signals when solution is spent
Sprint Archive Fixer Remover 4L concentrate
Sprint Archive Fixer Remover is a 4 litre concentrate designed for black-and-white films and papers. It removes thiosulfate, microbiotic and mineral deposits, and hydroquinone residues that water alone cannot eliminate. The solution also serves as a vehicle for selenium toner and as an ingredient in hardening stop bath formulations.
One litre yields ten litres of working solution
Each litre of concentrate dilutes to ten litres of working strength, providing capacity for approximately 600 8x10 fibre prints, 900 resin-coated prints, or 600 rolls of film. An integrated exhaustion indicator signals when the bath is spent, so processing remains consistent throughout extended sessions without guesswork.
Replaces extended water washing
The product replaces lengthy water-only wash cycles and basic hypo clearing agents that leave residual contaminants in alum-hardened emulsions. The upgrade is worthwhile for archival workflows where complete fixer removal is required to meet permanence standards and prevent staining or deterioration over time.
Highlights
- Removes thiosulfate and mineral deposits for archival stability
- One litre concentrate yields ten litres of working solution
- Processes up to 600 8x10 fibre prints per batch
- Handles 900 resin-coated prints from a single mix
- Built-in exhaustion indicator signals when solution is spent
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
Does the concentrate produce any fumes or heat when mixed into a working solution for long processing sessions?
The concentrate is mixed at one part to nine parts water to make a working solution at room temperature with no heat or fumes mentioned.
What containers or measuring tools do I need to dilute the 4 litre jug into working strength?
You need a clean vessel that holds at least 10 litres and a way to measure one part concentrate to nine parts water accurately.
Can the working solution be used with older fibre-based papers that were processed in alum hardeners?
Yes, the remover is designed to wash out thiosulfate and related contaminants from alum-hardened fibre prints that water alone cannot clear.
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