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For professional and other procEnviroNeg Developer 60 and EnviroNeg RA Bleach 10 for C41 Process Low Throughput
Applies to : All C41 processors only achieving low film throughput - all minilabs and other processors
Introduction
Low film volumes are causing major quality problems at many laboratories - in particular high stain (DMin) and low speed and contrast. Conventional chemistry was just not formulated for for the low film levels currently being experienced - and with volumes likely to get lower rather than better the problems can be expected to worsen. Fuji Hunt EnviroNeg Developer 60 AC and EnviroNeg RA Bleach 10 AC have been designed and introduced to allow you to maintain a good film process quality even with greatly reduced film volumes.
EnviroNeg Developer 60 AC and EnviroNeg RA Bleach 10 AC
EnviroNeg Developer 60 AC is specially designed for use in all types of film processor that are having problems with low throughput. This includes minilabs, professional dip & dunk (hanger) type machines and hand lines (also known as deep tank processing), and even photofinishing processors that are now too big for your current film volumes. FUJIFILM Europe has published separate Technical Information Sheets (TIS) for professional and photofinishing processors, available on our esclusivo web site. EnviroNeg RA Bleach 10 AC is designed as the ideal partner for EnviroNeg Developer 60 AC for use in all types of film processor that employ the C41RA process – typically minilabs. This single part bleach concentrate replaces your existing RA Bleach, and will greatly reduce the base stain in your process, with resulting increases in print shadow detail and overall print quality. EnviroNeg Developer 60 AC and EnviroNeg RA Bleach 10 AC have shown to give very considerable improvements in both process stability and process quality with the minimum of effort on the part of the processor operator. These results have been proven with extended field testing over a long period of time.
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