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Cold spray 75 SUPER, 200 ml, propellant, hydrofluoroolefin (HFO), UN-Nr. 1950
Highly purified cooling agent for the highest demands with extra-strong cooling effect down to -45 °C. Low global warming potential (GWP = 7). Non-flammable according to Directive 2008/47/EC; for use on live equipment, the ambient temperature should be below 28 °C. In combination with the Dual Action spray system, it provides an extra-strong cooling effect. The convenient Dual Action spray system has a wide coverage area and a long folding spray tube for precise application, even in hard-to-reach areas. Suitable for fast, effective cooling of surfaces and components. For thermal troubleshooting on electronic components, to avoid overheating during soldering, for checking thermostats and thermal sensors and for cold-shrinking small metal components.
Propellant: hydrofluoroolefin (HFO).
| Packaging type | aerosol |
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