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Ilford Rapid Fixer (Liquid,1 Liter)

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Ilford Rapid Fixer (Liquid,1 Liter)
Key Features
  • Liquid Concentrate
  • Easy to Use
  • Suitable for Film and Paper
  • Normal Dilution is 1+4 or 1+9
Ilford Rapid Fixer is a non-hardening rapid fixer supplied as a liquid concentrate that should be diluted with water for use. It is easy and convenient to use in the range of 18°C (66°F) for fixing black and white film and paper in all manual and machine processing applications.
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Ilford Rapid Fixer Overview

Ilford Rapid Fixer is a non-hardening rapid fixer supplied as a liquid concentrate that should be diluted with water for use. It is easy and convenient to use in the range of 18°C (66°F) for fixing black and white film and paper in all manual and machine processing applications.

The fixing process assures that the latent image remains on the film or paper. This step is general preceded by a stop rinse and followed by a hypo wash to remove any trace of the fixer which might causing staining and degradation of the image.

At a 1+4 dilution, RC papers should be fixed for 1-2 minutes. Fiber based prints should be fixed for 1-2 minutes.

It should be noted that Ilford recommends that gloves, eye protection, apron or overall be worn when handling and mixing all chemicals.

Note:
Ilford Rapid Fixer must not be used with other fixing hardeners. The fixing agent in Ilford Rapid Fixer is ammonium thiosulphate and contains no sodium thiosulphate (hypo)
Use in the temperature range of 18-40ºC (66-104ºF)
UPC: 019498984266

Ilford Rapid Fixer Specs

Included Materials
1x Liquid Fixer (33.8 fl oz / 1 L)
Working Solution Volume
1.3 to 2.6 gal / 5 to 10 L
Packaging Info
Package Weight
3.095 lb
Box Dimensions (LxWxH)
8.55 x 3.4 x 2.8"

Ilford Rapid Fixer Reviews

Ilford Rapid Fixer

By Jeffrey
Rated 5 out of 5
Date: 2026-06-16

Ilford Rapid Fixer is good.

Fast and reliable

By Steven
Rated 5 out of 5
Date: 2026-03-31

Always reliable, consistent, long lasting, and easy to mix.

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Is this indicator fixer? Will it turn color when ...

Is this indicator fixer? Will it turn color when exhausted?
Asked by: David
No it does not change color, no fixer changes color, you are thinking about indicator stop bath.
Answered by: Ray
Date published: 2021-02-18

How long will this fixer last in concentrate in ...

How long will this fixer last in concentrate in the bottle?
Asked by: David
Full, unopened bottles of ILFORD RAPID FIXER concentrate stored in cool conditions, 5–20ºC (41–68ºF), will keep for two years. Once opened use completely within six months and keep all bottles tightly sealed until used.
Answered by: Boyd H
Date published: 2021-09-05

Can I reuse the fixer for processing film?

Can I reuse the fixer for processing film?
Asked by: Allie
Yes
Answered by: Ben
Date published: 2022-05-14

CAN BE USED ON X RAY FILMS ?

CAN BE USED ON X RAY FILMS ?
Asked by: KHAIRIL ANUAR
Yes. We suggest a three minute fix in Ilford Rapid Fixer for 1+4 and a five-minute wash for x-ray film usage. But this is something an end-user needs to experiment with.
Answered by: hectorm
Date published: 2022-05-29

Does this have hardener in it?

Does this have hardener in it?
Asked by: Rob
No.
Answered by: Rob
Date published: 2021-04-02

How long is Ilford Rapid Fixer good in an ...

How long is Ilford Rapid Fixer good in an unopened bottle?
Asked by: John
I don't process a lot of B&W films. I also do it for fun so the result is not very critical. My current opened bottle is more than 5 years old.
Answered by: Pasvorn
Date published: 2021-05-29

After mixing the concentrate with water. What is ...

After mixing the concentrate with water. What is the maximum time to be able to reuse it again?
Asked by: Fayad
This type of information is available from the manufacturer, and more reliable to get it from them than from random people on the Internet. For what it's worth, when I mix a batch of Rapid Fixer, I put a piece of tape on the bottle with the date mixed. When I pull out the chemicals to do a developing session, if my mixed Rapid Fixer is more than about a month old, I throw it out. No idea if that's excessively risky or conservative, but that's what I do. Signed, random person on the Internet.
Answered by: Kurt
Date published: 2021-07-27

Any idea of how many 35mm 36x rolls this would ...

Any idea of how many 35mm 36x rolls this would last? Thanks.
Asked by: Edinson
As per Ilford, 24 rolls of 35mm film in 36 exposures can be processed at a 1+4 dilution
Answered by: Kirk R
Date published: 2021-05-31
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