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Used for locating thermal intermittence, locate PCB cracks, and cool solder joints
Chills to -51 degree C (-60 degree F)
100 percent HFC 134A gas, ozone safe
Non-flammable, non-conductive, zero residue
Variable valve allows greater user control
NSF - Nonfood Compounds Program Listed P1, NSF Registration #144207

Description

MG Chemicals Super Cold 134 is a pure, non-flammable Freeze Spray that is used primarily for diagnosing thermally intermittent problems with electronic devices. The cold spray contains pure 1,1,1,2-tetrafluoroethane (HFC 134a).
Applications & Usages:
MG Chemicals Super Cold is also useful for protecting heat sensitive components during soldering, quickly cooling solder joints, and it can also be used to quickly remove gum and other adhesives from a variety of surfaces. Spraying liquid onto a 811-100 cotton swab to use for spot freezing will eliminate any chance of overspray.
Instructions:
To remove safety tab
1. Firmly hold the head of the nozzle and trigger in place.
2. Pull tab forward on top of nozzle until it snaps off.
To check for intermittent faults.
3. Spray directly on component using bursts of spray.
4. Use extension tube to direct the spray in hard to reach corners.
5. Spray onto a 811-100 cotton swab to eliminate overspray.
NOTE: Avoid touching the component directly with your hands, nozzle, or extension straw.