Laserprinterid: Samsung Samsung ML 1910 Samsung ML 1911 Samsung ML 1915 Samsung ML 1916 K Samsung ML 2525 Samsung ML 2526 Samsung ML 2580 N Samsung ML 2581 N Samsung SCX 4623 F Samsung SCX 4600 FN Samsung SF650 __________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ STMC sertifikaat, ISO 9001:2008, ISO 14001:2004.
This co-branded Ilford and Paterson starter kit contains everything* needed to process your first rolls of film. From a developer, stop bath, fixer and wetting agent to the perfect sized developing tank and measuring cylinders for processing two rolls of 35mm film at a time (or one 120 roll).The technique to process your own film is simple and rewarding and made even easier thanks to Ilford Simplicity chemicals which are pre-measured for speed and ease of use. While these chemicals can easily be used in most developing tanks the measurements were based on the Paterson 2-reel Universal Film Development Tank contained in this kit making it the ideal pairing.The kit contains: 1 × Ilford 35mm Film Cassette Opener 1 × Ilford Simplicity Film Starter Pack (containing developer, stop bath, fixer and wetting agent) 1 × Paterson Universal Film Tank 2 × Paterson Super System 4 Reels 3 × Paterson 600ml Graduates 1 × Paterson Thermometer 1 × Paterson Stirrer 2 × Paterson set of 2 film clips *A darkroom, light tight space, or dark changing bag will be needed to load the film into tank.
HP 761 Designjet Maintenance Cartridge produces crisp, accurate, cost-effective drawings and impressive, high-quality colour presentations. Enjoy low-maintenance, high-productivity printing, so you can print with ease and deliver with confidence.
Xerox Black High Capacity Print Cartridge, Phaser 3320, (11,000 Pages) for Phaser 3320 is specially formulated and tested to provide the best image quality and most reliable printing you can count on page after page. Xerox Genuine Supplies and Xerox equipment are made for each other. Accept no imitations.
