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Color Negative LU Developer Replenisher LORR, To Make 4 x 10L (40 Liters)

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$83.74 $167.48 In stock

Category: Process

Labs worldwide have long relied on Kodak chemicals for their extremely high quality, lower replenishment rates, and cost effectiveness. Kodak Color Negative LU Developer Replenisher LORR is designed to function in many different types of automated film processing machines compatible with C-41, C-41B and C-41RA process. It comes in the form of three easy-to-mix liquid concentrates to make up to 10L of developer replenisher. Sold in a case of four units to make 40L (4 x 10L) of Developer Replenisher. 

Kodak Color Negative LU Developer Replenisher LORR offers users the same excellent performance as Kodak Color Negative Developer Replenisher, except with even lower minilab machine replenishment rates (20mL/roll compared to 40mL/roll). Labs using this developer benefit from developer effluent discharge reduction of approximately 50 percent, less chemical mixing, and lower cost per square foot of film processed. 

This chemistry is classified as "Limited Quantity Hazardous" and can only be shipped via Ground within the Continental United States due to DOT regulations. "Limited Quantity Hazardous" items cannot be shipped to PO boxes.

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Customer Reviews (4.7 / 5 · 15 reviews)

Riley Q. ★★★★★

The 40 liters of working solution from this kit is exactly what my lab needed for steady week-over-week volume. The lower replenishment rate means I'm mixing less often and still getting consistent negatives.

Aurora ★★★★★

The 4x10L packaging is a lifesaver for my lab’s volume—lower replenishment rates mean I’m mixing way less often than with other chems. Consistency batch to batch has been spot-on, and the cost per liter finally makes sense for steady use.

Lucy ★★★★★

Mixed 40 liters in one go and it’s been holding up perfectly in our dip-and-dunk line—the lower replenishment rate means I’m not topping off nearly as often as with the old chemistry. Definitely a solid cost-per-liter win for a busy lab.