A two-part process for litho development, the Arista Premium Liquid A&B Lith Developer is a non-corrosive solution for developing various litho and halftone films, as well as for litho processing of black & white papers. The liquid solution allows for easy mixing for working with either film or paper development, and should be diluted 1:3 or 1:24, respectively, for use.

Two-Part Developer for Litho Processing    For Film and Paper    Liquid Concentrate for Easy Mixing

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. What are the consequences of using a non-hardening fixer for RC paper?

A: RC papers can use either hardening or non-hardening fixers. A non-hardening fixer, such as the Arista Premium Odorless Liquid Fixer (32 oz), is only needed when using a fiber-based paper that you plan to tone.

Q: 2. What's shelf life for this developer? (Full sealed container and half full)

A: The Legacy Pro LMAX Liquid Film Developer has about a 2 year shelf life for a sealed bottle. Due to variable storage conditions, they cannot specify the shelf life of an open or half full bottle.

Q: 3. How does it compare How does it compare to T-max developer? Particularly for Ilford Delta 100 film?

A: Legacy Pro LMAX Liquid Film Developer is nearly identical to Kodak Professional T-MAX Film Developer. Processing is basically the same.

Q: 4. Can I use acetic stop bath with this fixer for printing? Thanks!

A: Acetic stop bath can be used with Arista Premium Odorless Liquid Fixer (32 oz) when making B&W prints.

Q: 5. Can I mix and make the full 13 gallona at once -then use it as one shot for 6 months?

A: You can mix Arista Premium Liquid Film Developer (5L) to make 13.2 gallons and use it for six months as long as the solution is stored in a dark bottle that is sealed tightly.

Q: 6. need developing times for fp4, fp5, plus x, and tri x with arista 76 film developer powder?

A: Search for "Arista 76 development times" online and you will find many sources.

Q: 7. The bottle says dilute 1:41 and the info on the product information online here says dilute 1:43. Which is correct?

A: According to the manufacturers website it is 1:43.

Q: 8. What other developer will this compare to? Is it similar to Dektol or Bromophen?

A: In terms of results, yes the Arista Premium Powder Paper Developer (To Make 1 gal) is similar to Dektol. But Dektol is not Hypoallergenic.

Q: 9. what temp do you mix it at, is it the same as D76?

A: It is the same as D76. Water temperature needs to be 105°F. The mixing instructions are on the package label.

Q: 10. 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.