The Arkay PGM-32 Plastic Graduate is a clear measuring cup for the easy identification of its contents.

The PGM-32 holds up to 950ml (32oz) of liquid.

Constructed of clear, break-resistant polycarbonate.

Temperature range: -40°F/-40°C to 212°F/100°C

Withstands freezer cold and steam-cleaning heat.

Durable hot-stamped, easy to read measurement markings in red for U.S., and blue for metric.

NSF tested and certified

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Can this be fixer be used without a stop bath - ie - water rinse after developer?

A: Yes, you can use fixer, such as the Arista Premium Odorless Liquid Fixer (32 oz), without a stop bath when printing on RC paper. A water rinse would be recommended to remove the developer prior to fixing.

Q: 2. Is this dishwasher safe?

A: Yes, the Arkay PGM-128 Plastic Graduate - 1 Gallon (3,785ml) is dishwasher safe.

Q: 3. Do you need to use a stop bath with this fixer? Any substitute?

A: Best practices say you should use a stop bath after developing and fixing. You could consider using a monobath developing (basically an all-in-one developer/fix/stop) like this Cinestills Df96. Results may look a little different but it will depend on the results/aesthetic you're trying to attain. See the last link provided below for Cinestills' developing times and more info. https://bhpho.to/3Exg05e https://bhpho.to/3ArKmU5 https://bit.ly/3tUshvr

Q: 4. Will this work for kallitype prints?

A: Kodak Professional Rapid Selenium Toner (32 oz, 2019 Version) is not recommended for kallitype prints. The toner will produce very poor results. It contains hyposulfite, which, even in dilute solutions, may bleach a kallitype print.

Q: 5. What does "2019 version" mean? Is this expired?

A: Kodak Professional Rapid Selenium Toner (32 oz, 2019 Version) has a new formula that was created in 2019. It is different to the old formulas. It is not expired. It just means it is a new formula that is different from older formulas.

Q: 6. the bottle I have has the date 2021/09/20. It is now 2024. It is completely sealed. You figure it's good?

A: Since the Kodak Professional Kodafix Fixer is sealed, it should be good.

Q: 7. Is it 100cc as the title or 300cc as the picture?

A: 100cc 3.5 oz when I bought it

Q: 8. The pictures don't really show it but are these fiberglass ribs, that are more durable?

A: The Westcott 32" Soft Silver Umbrella includes fiberglass ribbing.

Q: 9. How many time it can be reused after mixing solution?

A: A general rule-of-thumb would require you to test your working solution immediately after mixing to find its clearing time, then when it takes twice as long as the original test to clear the film, you may discard it. In practice, to test your working solution, you can take an unexposed piece of film (such as the film leader) and place a drop of fixer on the emulsion side of the film. Leave it for approximately 20-30 seconds. Then place the film into the fixer, ensuring it is covered. Time how long it takes for the clear spot to disappear (when you can no longer tell the spot you placed the drop of fixer from the rest of the completely clear film). This would be the fixer's clearing time. You would double this time amount to find the amount of time it takes to fix your film (i.e., if it took 2 minutes 10 seconds for the film to become completely clear and the dot to disappear, you would fix film for 4 minutes 20 seconds). You would test your fixer every time before using the fixer. When, during your test, it takes twice as long to fix your scrap film leader to clear as it did when you first mixed the working solution, it may be discarded and you may make a new working solution. (if you wish, you may wait until it takes triple the time your original test took to clear, but this would result in extremely long fixing times).

Q: 10. once you have your stock solution mixed. Example: 1 gallon stock solution for film(1 part fixer to 3 parts water) Do you dilute anymore for use when developing? Do you save used fixer or throw away? Thanks!

A: I usually use the fixer solution (1 quart to make a gallon) for film twice and then use it for paper developing, checking with Edwal Hypo Check,a href= http://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/16687-REG/Edwal_EDHC4_Hypo_Check_Liquid.html target= _blank http://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/16687-REG/Edwal_EDHC4_Hypo_Check_Liquid.html/aand discarding the solution when it stays cloudy from more than a few seconds.