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Ilford Rapid Fixer - 1 Liter

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$16.24 $24.99 In stock

Category: Darkroom

***Please note that this product is only available for Store Pickup only as we are not able to ship photographic chemicals.***

Ilford Rapid Fixer

Non-hardening, liquid concentrate rapid fixer for black & white films and traditional RC and FB photographic papers.

  • Liquid concentrate film and paper rapid fixer
  • Suitable for specialist and scientific materials
  • Easy and convenient to use
  • Not compatible with hardeners
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Customer Reviews (4.6 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Violet ★★★★★

Mixed up a liter for tray processing my 35mm negatives and the fixing time is noticeably shorter than with standard fixer. Even at a 1+4 dilution, it clears the film in under a minute.

Sebastian ★★★★★

Mixed a batch for a printing session and it cleared the film in under two minutes without any hassle. The non-hardening formula is perfect for my workflow since I do a bunch of archival washes afterward.

Madison V. ★★★★★

Finally a liquid concentrate that mixes easily without all that powder dust. Cleared my test negatives in under 60 seconds, which is exactly what I needed.