Reversal Bath and Replenisher, Process E-6AR / To make 100 gal
Kodak E6 Processing Chemicals are used provide consistent, high-quality results when processing E6 transparency film, with a variety of processing methods and equipment.
These chemicals are ideal for processing Kodak Ektachrome, Kodak Professional Ektachrome, and Kodak Elite Chrome Films.
Process E-6 requires each of the following chemicals:
- first developer,
- reversal bath,
- color developer,
- pre-bleach,
- bleach,
- fixer, and
- final rinse.
To mix this reversal bath: use the replenisher at 60 percent of the normal concentration (i.e., if the label instructions indicate 62 mL/L of concentrate, use 37 mL/L.
For in-line dilution replenishment systems, use the chemicals that contain the E-6AR (automatic replenishment) designation. Concentrates are generally packaged in 5-gallon flexible containers.
Process E-6AR, offers lower replenishment rates and reduced effluent.
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