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Kodak Professional Rapid Fixer Hardener Part B (33.8 oz)

Name: Kodak Professional Rapid Fixer Hardener Part B (33.8 oz)
Brand: Kodak
SKU: KORFHPB
Price: 12.99 USD
Rating: 5 (5 reviews)

BH #KORFHPB • MFR #1059922

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Kodak Professional Rapid Fixer Hardener Part B (33.8 oz)

Key Features

Use with Rapid Fixer Solution Part A
Offers Film/Paper Emulsion Protection

Kodak Professional Rapid Fixer Hardener Part B is a liquid concentrate hardening solution designed for use with Rapid Fixer Solution Part A. When added to the fixing solution, this hardener offers increased protection to the emulsions of both film and paper.

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Chemistry Type

Part A, Fixer

Part B, Hardener

Shipping Restrictions

Due to transportation regulations, we are only shipping this item within the Continental United States via ground services. 1-3 days processing time are needed to ensure proper shipping

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Kodak Rapid Fixer Overview

UPC: 041771059927

Kodak Rapid FixerSpecs

Chemistry Type	Hardener
Powder/Liquid	Liquid
Liquid Volume	1x 33.8 fl oz / 1.0 L

Packaging Info

Package Weight	2.78 lb
Box Dimensions (LxWxH)	9.55 x 3.1 x 3.1"

Kodak Rapid Fixer Reviews

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Once the A & B solution is mixed to the correct ...

Once the A & B solution is mixed to the correct dilution, does it need to be stored in an air tight container or is the Delta 1 bottle OK?

Asked by: Michael

When one dilutes developer, it would be important to store in an air tight container. But when storing some fixer, the Delta 1 bottle should be OK.

Answered by: Leonard E

Date published: 2021-02-25

question

can you use just part A as a fixer? or do you need part b mixed? so can this be used as a fixer sans harder?

Asked by: Evan

Yes just use part A. Part B is a hardener for films and some kinds of paper but mainly unnecessary.

Answered by: Jeffrey W.

Date published: 2020-06-02