Fotospeed FX30 Odourless Fixer, 1 litre

Description

Fotospeed FX30 is an odourless fixer suitable for all B&W materials. Standard dilution is 1+7. Makes for a more pleasant working environment in your darkroom. pH neutral balance. Available in 1 or 5 litre containers. The use of stop bath is recommended to extend the life of the fixer. Why not use Fotospeed SB50 odourless stop bath with indicator or HF3 developer.

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Delivery

Most orders incur a total order delivery charge of £7.99 including VAT for mainland UK delivery. All goods are shipped by courier services. The companies we use are DPD or UK Mail and parcels are delivered in 48 hours or sooner from date of despatch. Exceptions to this, including lower delivery charges, can be found in the Information section for Delivery at the bottom this page.

Reviews

28th October 2018

Mark Walker said...

"Fotospeed chemicals are consistently good and I have been using them for over 20 years with never any quality issues. I like FX30 fixer for its low odour (not smell free, but only noticeable if you were put your nose close) but mainly because it is PH neutral. You can do your own research on the technicalities of whether the acidity or alkalinity of a fixer is important to you, however, I have been used to using the FX40 alkaline fixer, and now I think it has stopped being made. Alkaline fixers require less washing out of film or paper (developers are alkaline and I use plain water washing for film) and it can be beneficial particularly with fibre based paper, your view may vary. That aside, as alkaline fixer is no longer an economic choice - and I don't wish to prepare my own - I am using the FX30 as, what I think is, the best alternative. It's a good fixer for film or paper. Don't hesitate to consider it."