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Ilford Ilfostop 500ML
Ilford Ilfostop 500ML
Ilford Ilfostop is a low odour citric acid stop bath. After development, we recommend that films and papers are rinsed in an acid stop bath to stop development immediately and neutralise the developer to help maintain the activity of the fixer bath. It is specifically recommended for dish/tray processing of paper or deep tank processing of film. Ilfostop helps to maintain the activity and prolong the life of the fixer solution by reducing carryover of the excess developer (alkaline) into the fixer bath (acidic).
Ilford Ilfostop - 500 millilitres of developer liquid concentrate.
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Product Overview
Ilford Ilfostop 500ML
Ilford Ilfostop is a low odour citric acid stop bath. After development, we recommend that films and papers are rinsed in an acid stop bath to stop development immediately and neutralise the developer to help maintain the activity of the fixer bath. It is specifically recommended for dish/tray processing of paper or deep tank processing of film. Ilfostop helps to maintain the activity and prolong the life of the fixer solution by reducing carryover of the excess developer (alkaline) into the fixer bath (acidic).
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