Designed for newcomers to the litho printing process, this two-part Easylith A&B Lith Printing Paper Developer from Moersch Photochemie contains two 500mL bottles of chemistry to produce 15-30L of working solution. This kit is meant to streamline developing prints and easily achieve usable results without the need to finely control specific aspects of the process.

Two-Part Litho Paper Developer    Designed for Entry-Level Users    Makes 15-30L of Working Solution

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Can I develop films with this?

A: Technically, yes. But for best results, you are significantly better off using actual film developer. Times and results will vary greatly because the concentration/strength/developing time and grain structure will be quite different. You will also have to experiment with dilution for best results.

Q: 2. will this work with kodak polycontrast iii?

A: Yes, it similar to Dektol.

Q: 3. Is Rollei Supergrain considered a one-shot developer?

A: Yes. Rollei Supergrain Film Developer is considered a one shot developer.

Q: 4. How much developer. Does this container make?

A: You can make 2 quarts of developer with this container.

Q: 5. How many papers can you develop with one tray of the solution?

A: The manufacture does not list how many prints you can get from Ilford Multigrade Developer (500ml). It depends on what dilution you use, size of trays and print size.

Q: 6. How long will the developer last once opened?

A: Full unopened bottles of Ilford MULTIGRADE developer concentrates stored in cool conditions, 5–20ºC, (41–68ºF), will keep for 2 years. Once opened, use the concentrate completely within six months and keep all bottles tightly sealed until used. Working strength MULTIGRADE developer left in an open dish should not be kept for more than one working day. If stored in a tightly capped bottle, a working strength solution may last up to 24 hours.

Q: 7. Can i develop film with this?

A: I have never used this developer on film. It is designed for B&W photographic print paper. I use Rodinal to process my film.

Q: 8. What is the chemical make up of this product? Is it for color or b&w?

A: Moersch Photochemie Bleach Concentrate (100mL) contains potassium hexacyanoferrate and potassium bromide.

Q: 9. Can I reuse the developer after mixing with water?

A: The Ilford Multigrade Developer has good keeping properties and so can typically be reused.

Q: 10. Will this work with graded paper (not multi grade or poly contrast papers)?

A: Yes this fixer can work with graded papers.