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ILFORD FIX HYPAM is a 5-liter liquid fixer for black and white film and paper, ensuring effective and archival image stabilization.
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ILFORD PHOTO ILFORD FIX HYPAM 5L
Product ID: 640
SKU: 640
Model: 1758285
Ean: 0019498758287
Condition: New product
Manufacturer: ILFORD PHOTO
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ILFORD FIX HYPAM 5L
Liquid Fixer for Film and Paper
ILFORD FIX HYPAM is a liquid fixer designed for photographic film and paper processing. It effectively stabilizes the image by removing unexposed silver halide crystals after development, ensuring archival quality and durability of photographic materials.
Key Features:
- Suitable for both black and white film and photographic paper
- Liquid concentrate supplied in a 5-liter container
- Ensures rapid and thorough fixing for consistent results
- Compatible with standard darkroom processing workflows
Usage:
Use ILFORD FIX HYPAM as part of the standard photographic processing sequence after development and stop bath. Follow recommended dilution and processing times for optimal fixing and archival permanence.
