Sprint Archive Fixer Remover is a hypo-eliminator that effectively shortens wash times and increases removal of contaminants to promote the archival permanence of both films and prints.

ARCHIVE Fixer Remover swiftly and thoroughly removes all types of contamination, including thiosulfate and related compounds, microbiotic and mineral deposits from water supply, air-born microbes, and hydroquinone used in the manufacture of resin-coated, stabilization and gallery-type papers.

One liter of concentrate will make 10 liters of working solution, enough for 600 8x10 fiber prints or 900 resin-coated prints or 600 rolls of film. ARCHIVE has an indicator to signal exhaustion.

Dilute 1+ 9 water

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. With a camera mounted and the ball head locked into a vertical position, will it REALLY hold the camera in position or is there a danger of failure or breaking the ball head?

A: Yes, this will hold a camera with a lens in the weight limited listed which is 4.5 LB. I would not go over 3 LB just to be careful.

Q: 2. will this work with a kodak pixpro az652?

A: This tripod can work with any camera that has a 1/4" tripod thread at the bottom, including the Kodak PixPro AZ652.

Q: 3. What is the thickness of the mount base? Is it compatible with a 1/4 - 20 Thread mount head?

A: Yes this is compatible with 1/4-20 thread

Q: 4. Can this head pan horizontally without any vertical movement?

A: No, the ball head cannot be locked vertically in order for it to pan horizontally.

Q: 5. What is the difference between the Slik Sprint 150 and the Slik Sprint Pro II ?

A: The Slik Sprint II Pro has a lower weight capacity 4.5 pounds, whereas the Slik Sprint 150 can hold up to 6.6 pounds. There are also differences in the maximum and minimum possible heights; the Slik Sprint Pro II has a max height of 63.6 and a minimum height of 6.7, compared to the Slik Sprint 150 maximum height of 64.3 and minimum height of 7.4 . Additionally, the Slik Sprint Pro II is an aluminum tripod, while the Slik Sprint 150 is an aluminum alloy product.

Q: 6. Can the quick release clamp be removed from the ball head and replaced with an Arca type clamp?

A: No, the quick release platform cannot be removed from the ball head. However, you can replace the head with Slik's Arca Swiss compatible ball head, the SH-180 DS.

Q: 7. My first time buying a tripod. Does this work for Fujifilm XT2 with 16mm lens?

A: It should. This is a very light travel tripod and works best with lighter weight equipment. I used it wit a Nikon D3300 with a long lens and it was ok.

Q: 8. Can it be uses without the removable quick-release plate - that is use the standard screw only to mount point and shoot camera?

A: No, it cannot. The Slik Sprint 150 Aluminum Tripod with SBH-150DQ Ball Head requires the use of the included quick release plate to connect a camera to the tripod. Without the quick release plate, there is no screw onto which to connect a camera to the tripod.

Q: 9. Is there a counterweight hook?

A: No there is not

Q: 10. How tall is the tripod folded up (minus the ballhead)?

A: It's about 20 inches.