Freeze Spray
Freeze Spray is engineered for locating thermal intermittent electrical components and cooling printed circuit boards. This circuit refrigerant system is nonflammable, residue-free and provides fast cooling action.
Features & Benefits
- Quickly and efficiently cool large areas, ideal for fast thermal cycling
- Rapidly cools components to -60°F/-51°C
- Non-abrasive, safe for use on plastics and other sensitive surfaces
- Ultra pure, filtered to <0.2 microns
- Nonflammable
- CFC/HCFC free
- Evaporates quickly
- Leaves no residue
Applications
- Cool Equipment for Testing
- Dissipate Heat While Soldering or Desoldering
- Isolate Thermal Intermittent Components
- Test Circuit Traces for Continuity and Stress Fractures
- Track Intermittent Failures and Shorts
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| Specifications | Fed Spec A-A58060, ARI Standard 700 |
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| Shelf Life | 10 yrs. |
| Shipping Name | Consumer Commodity ORM-D |
Articles
Ultimate Guide to Diagnostic Freeze Spray
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Ultimate Guide to Cleaning Electronics
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