Do these cans contain 134a gas? null

Honestly I would be a air blower for electronics that are rechargeable.

No, this duster contains Difluoroethane” or CAS #75-37-6, which is HFC-152a and not HFC-134a.: HFC-152a – Most commonly available duster in consumer retail because it is less expensive than HFC-134a. It is flammable, and will ignite when concentrated (i.e. in liquid form) and exposed to a spark or flame. On the back label, look for “1,1-difluoroethane” or CAS #75-37-6.

This duster contains: Difluoroethane” or CAS #75-37-6, which is HFC-152a (not HFC-134a): HFC-152a – Most commonly available duster in consumer retail because it is less expensive than HFC-134a. It is flammable, and will ignite when concentrated (i.e. in liquid form) and exposed to a spark or flame. On the back label, look for “1,1-difluoroethane” or CAS #75-37-6.

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Honestly I would be a air blower for electronics that are rechargeable.
Answered by ProphecyOB 3 years ago
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No, this duster contains Difluoroethane” or CAS #75-37-6, which is HFC-152a and not HFC-134a.: HFC-152a – Most commonly available duster in consumer retail because it is less expensive than HFC-134a. It is flammable, and will ignite when concentrated (i.e. in liquid form) and exposed to a spark or flame. On the back label, look for “1,1-difluoroethane” or CAS #75-37-6.
Answered by MAHUSA 4 years ago
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This duster contains: Difluoroethane” or CAS #75-37-6, which is HFC-152a (not HFC-134a): HFC-152a – Most commonly available duster in consumer retail because it is less expensive than HFC-134a. It is flammable, and will ignite when concentrated (i.e. in liquid form) and exposed to a spark or flame. On the back label, look for “1,1-difluoroethane” or CAS #75-37-6.
Answered by MAHUSA 4 years ago
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