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Silvermax Developer

B&W developer Liquid concentrate In production One-shot

Development times

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Film Dilution EI Temp Time Agitation Source
Silvermax 100 1+29 100 20.0 °C 11:00 —
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CHS 100 II 1+19 100 20.0 °C 8:30 —
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CHS 100 II 1+19 125 push 0.25 stops 20.0 °C 10:00 —
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CHS 100 II 1+19 100 20.0 °C 8:30 —
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CHS 100 II 1+19 125 push 0.25 stops 20.0 °C 10:00 —
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Reuse

Checked 21 October 2026

ADOX says ADOX Silvermax Developer is one-shot: use it once and pour it away.

Capacity, as the maker states it: 50 ml of concentrate makes 1.5 litres (6 films); 250 ml makes 7.5 litres (30 films) at 1+29.

Standard Dilution: 1+29, 'One Shot' ... Shelfe life of working solution: ... About 1 hour, discard after use

ADOX Technische Beschreibung: ADOX SILVERMAX Developer (10 Apr 2015; copy on freestylephoto.com) ↗

Dilutions

  • 1+29 1 + 29 water
  • 1+19 1 + 19 water

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Specification

Type
B&W developer
Form
Liquid concentrate
Capacity rolls per litre
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Shelf life, unopened
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Shelf life, opened
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