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| Part A | ||
| Water 125F/52C | 750 | ml |
| Metol | 8 | g |
| Sodium Sulfite (anhydrous) | 23 | g |
| Sodium Carbonate (monohydrate*) | 23.4 | g |
| Potassium Bromide | 1.1 | g |
| Cold water to make | 1000 | ml |
| Part B | ||
| Water 125F/52C | 1000 | ml |
| Sodium Sulfite (anhydrous) | 23 | g |
| Sodium Carbonate (monohydrate*) | 63 | g |
| Hydroquinone | 8 | g |
| Potassium Bromide | 4.4 | g |
| Cold water to make | 1000 | ml |
| Mixing Instructions: Add chemicals in specified sequence. |
| Dilution: #1: 8+0+8, #2: 7+1+8, #3: 6+2+8, #4: 5+3+8, #5: 4+4+8, #6: 3+5+8, #7: 2+14+0 |
| Usage: |
Notes *multiply amount by 0.833 if using Sodium Carbonate in anhydrous form.Contrast is controlled by mixing A+B+Water. #1 is the lowest contrast and #7 is the highest contrast. To make working solution divide the final volume of developer required by 16, then multiply this number by the corresponding value in the required dilution. eg. To make 2L of working solution: 2000ml/16 = 125, then multiply 125 by the number listed for the particular Beers number (contrast) that you require. eg. for Beer's #6 multiply 125 X 3 = 375ml of Part A 125 X 5 = 625ml of Part B 125 X 8 = 1000ml making a total volume of 2L. |
