Designed as an all-around cleaning solution for digital Minilab systems, this 1L bottle of FUJIFILM EnviroCHEM Photolab Cleaner 1Lhas been developed for use in and around processors, processor racks, crossovers, roller transport blankets and belts, and other processor parts. It can safely remove tar, chemical deposits, and chemical stains, as well as glue or inks from other surfaces within a lab environment. Additionally, this solution is non-reactive with photo chemicals and has been developed for Minimal impact on the environment.

For Use on Digital Minilab Systems    Clean In and Around Processor Areas    Removes Tar and Chemical Deposits/Stains    Non-Reactive with Photo Chemicals

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Compared to RoR (Residual Oil Remover) how does it perform? About the same? Thanks much.

A: While I have not personally used the Pancro Professional Lens Cleaner, the lens cleaning solution was rated the best lens cleaning solution at the Camera Assistant Olympics. I personally use and recommend Residual Oil Remover (ROR), but I do plan to try the Pancro Professional Lens Cleaner and I expect both to be very competent in cleaning multi-coated optical glass with little to no residue.

Q: 2. Any chance this will hold a Leica Q2?

A: A Leica Q2 cannot fit in the Nomatic Navigator 1L Sling Bag.

Q: 3. Which fixer to use for this developer? Suggest the most affordable and powder only please?

A: CineStill makes the CineStill Film F96 B&W+Bleach-Bypass Rapid Fixer (To Make 1L). This is a good option to use with this Developer. Here is a link to this on our site. https://bhpho.to/3tBG6xI

Q: 4. Can it be used to clean sensors?

A: I wouldn't suggest it.

Q: 5. If using Ilford fixer, which doesn't contain hypo, on film and prints, why use a hypo eliminator?

A: Rapid Fixers are ammonium thiosulphate, and contains no sodium thiosulphate (hypo). They do however work the same and after fixing, the unused silver and the chemical has to be washed away. The only time you have a benefit from using a washing aid is when printing on fiber based papers where the paper backing fibers absorb the chemical salts and need lengthy wash times to remove.

Q: 6. Do you use lens papers or microfiber cloth to apply the solution to the lens?

A: I've always understood that it's best to apply the solution to a microfiber cloth and then gently use it to clean the lens, after first brushing or blowing any loose material off. That method works for me and doesn't run the risk of solution getting into the body of the lens itself.

Q: 7. Suitable for dji sUAS?

A: Yes, the Lenspen MicroPro Small Lens Cleaner is compatible with DJI lenses.

Q: 8. what are the brush bristles made of?

A: This LensPen brush's bristles are made of lens-safe polymers, while the opposite Cleaning Tip surface is covered with a special Invisible Carbon compound that removes the fingerprint oils.

Q: 9. Does this product contain isopropyl alcohol?

A: It is isopropanol 67-63-0 per MSDS info that the company publishes. I also have a 32 ounce bottle of 99.9% isopropyl alcohol (67-63-0) technical grade cleaner that I bought for $8. Pancro is isopropyl alcohol. Both clean my lenses. But marketing as a professional lens cleaner makes it 20 times the cost.

Q: 10. Can you use this for the oculus quest...it specifically says use a microfiber cloth.

A: Yes, this is totally fine for the Oculus.