One Shot Refrigerant

[REEFER-TEK]

Thermo Prince asked me about this One Shot refrigerant over in transport board, I thought i might post the link to the information on this specific refrigerant here too. if you familiar with hot shot for r-12 drop in for auto, its the same maker. I have never used this refrigerant so i have nothing to add for a testimonial or its operating pressure characters during normal operation.

http://www.icorinternational.com/ind...&products_id=7


Regards R-T

[thermo prince]

R-T ,
Despite all their claims and blurb about competitors refrigerants, seems kinda hard to find out what their own 422c (1 Shot) is composed of.
Did you have better luck than me reading through their site?
regards

[Plank!]

R-T ,
Despite all their claims and blurb about competitors refrigerants, seems kinda hard to find out what their own 422c (1 Shot) is composed of.
Did you have better luck than me reading through their site?
regards

Look at the material data sheet


*1,1,1,2,2-pentafluoroethane (HFC-125) 82.0%

*1,1,1,2-tetrafluroethane (HFC-134a) 15.0%

isobutane (HC-600a) 3.0%

Regards
Steve

[thermo prince]

Thank for help on that Steve. I didn't see composition earlier.
Maybe time to get sight tested!!

Has anyone real experience with One Shot or done any retrofits with it?

regards

[REEFER-TEK]

It looks like steve answered your question on the blend composite. I have never used the stuff, i try to stick with what the oem recomends for there systems. They have a recomendation for there engineering reasons, there maybe properties in the mixture that may not be compatiable with all materials or components in the sytem or the employed lubricants, there may be flash temp point that may not be acceptable an other things of that nature.

iam not an research and devlopemnt engineer so i couldnt possibly tell you if it was good to use or not.

I hope this was of help Prince.

Regards R-T