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Freeze Sprays

Freeze sprays, also known as Super Colds, are aerosol cooling sprays for electronics. They are non-reactive refrigerant sprays that evaporate on contact, rapidly chilling the targeted area to as low as -50 °C (-60 °F). They are non-flammable, non-conductive, moisture free, and zero residue, providing a safe method of quickly cooling individual components or entire PCB’s in circuit board repair applications.

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403A – Super Cold 134 Freeze Spray Can

The 403A Super Cold 134A is a cooling spray for electronics. It quickly chills circuits to -50 °C (-60 °F). It is made is 100% HFC-134a, which is non-flammable, non-conductive, moisture free, and zero residue.

403C – Super Cold 1234ZE Freeze Spray Can

403C – Super Cold 1234ZE Freeze Spray Can

403C Super Cold HFO-1234ZE is our best freeze spray with its advanced environmentally friendly formula. It quickly cools circuits to -50 °C (-60 °F). It is made is 100% HFO-1234ze, which is non-flammable, non-conductive, moisture free, zero residue, and has a global warming potential of less than 1.

403A – Super Cold 134 Freeze Spray Can

The 403A Super Cold 134A is a cooling spray for electronics. It quickly chills circuits to -50 °C (-60 °F). It is made is 100% HFC-134a, which is non-flammable, non-conductive, moisture free, and zero residue.

403C – Super Cold 1234ZE Freeze Spray Can

403C – Super Cold 1234ZE Freeze Spray Can

403C Super Cold HFO-1234ZE is our best freeze spray with its advanced environmentally friendly formula. It quickly cools circuits to -50 °C (-60 °F). It is made is 100% HFO-1234ze, which is non-flammable, non-conductive, moisture free, zero residue, and has a global warming potential of less than 1.

Features & Benefits

High Pressure – Delivers sharp blast of cold air
Residue free – Does not leave stains or streaks
Chemically inert – Will not compromise substrates like plastics or metals
Non-flammable – Will not ignite
Non-conductive – Will not cause shorts or arcing

PCB repair – Allows localized cooling without having to deactivate circuit
Diagnostic – Used to detected cracks and fissures
Cooling during soldering – Cools heat sensitive components

Documents & Guides

Freeze Sprays Catalogue

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What are the different types of freeze spray

MG Chemicals has two freeze sprays available; one composed of HFC-134A and the other HFO 1234ze. HFC-134A is considered an economical option while the HFO 1234ze is considered an environmentally friendly option.

What is the difference between the duster and freeze spray

With respect to composition, the two types of products are the same, containing the same compressed gases. The difference – aside from the intended application – is in the packaging as the duster releases vapour while freeze spray releases liquid.

I can’t seem to press the trigger

There is a locking mechanism which prevents unwanted leakage during shipping. To release, secure the trigger and pull the tab at the top of the mechanism forward.

I can’t seem to fit the red straw in the trigger valve

Understand this straw must fit snuggly into the valve, otherwise the pressure upon release would eject the straw from the can. Slowly and gently, twist the straw into place. When it holds in the can without any external support, it’s secured.