Adox HC-110

[Keith Tapscott.]

Adox HC-110 Pro "Original Syrup" 500ml conc.

Thick, juicy, honey-yellow - and everlasting - the “Original Syrup” is coming to market under the ADOX HC-110 Professional name, offering the quality of a German-made classical HC-110 formula.Manufacturing the original HC-110 “syrup” is complex due to its thick consistency, which requires extra...

www.firstcall-photographic.co.uk

Has any regular Kodak HC110 users tried this product yet and if so, have you noticed any difference between them?

 

[Alan Johnson]

I am not a regular user but did one test in which no difference seemed visible:

The return of the Syrup: HC-110 in the water-free version manufactured again

I compared the Adox and former Kodak syrup versions. They were processed and scanned as near as possible identically. former Kodak version: Adox version: Within the limits of experimental error I think they look the same.

www.photrio.com

It seems possible that the sds of the Adox version includes only "necessary" ingredients to keep it proprietary.

 

[Keith Tapscott.]

I am not a regular user but did one test in which no difference seemed visible:

The return of the Syrup: HC-110 in the water-free version manufactured again

I compared the Adox and former Kodak syrup versions. They were processed and scanned as near as possible identically. former Kodak version: Adox version: Within the limits of experimental error I think they look the same.

www.photrio.com

It seems possible that the sds of the Adox version includes only "necessary" ingredients to keep it proprietary.

Thanks Alan.

 

[loccdor]

Have used the Kodak syrup and non-syrup versions. The watery version I have is expired 4 years and performs the same as any HC-110 I've used. I don't take any pains to extend its storage life.