r134a

[milton]

hi guys r134a and r134a automotive have diference interrogation

[Brian_UK]

Hi Milton and welcome to the forum.

In the UK there is only one type of R134a.

I believe that some imports of small cans for topping up auto ac may contain additives.

[reefermadness]

generally speaking, it has to do with the fitting on the bottle itself. "Commercial" has a 1/4" flare and "auto" has a acme fitting. Its for the "special" a/c hoes for auto mechanics.

[analog]

A piece of kit? What is that?

I just need to know. thanx

[Karl Hofmann]

A piece of kit? What is that?

I just need to know. thanx

It's a special term that only special people can understand

[Karl Hofmann]

Its for the "special" a/c hoes for auto mechanics.

Well I never seem to meet any of them :( :eek:

[The MG Pony]

Its for the "special" a/c hoes for auto mechanics.
Well I never seem to meet any of them :( :eek:

---------LOL

[bruisermac]

it depends on the manufacturer of the gas...we use both types of fittings. some bottles come with 1/4 flares and others with R134a fitting...the latest supplier sent us bottles with a totally different thread and they suppied the adapter.

[The MG Pony]

Hey ya neighbour!

[Karl Hofmann]

The only difference between the two is the type of fitting on the bottle. Normal R134a will have a 1/4" flair fitting, automotive will have what is called an ACME fitting...I think that it is an American thing....He he I think that Wiley coyote may be able to help with an ACME fitting, if not then your automotive a/c parts supplier should be able to help with an adaptor

[Lowrider]

Yellow Jacket have adapters, from flare to acme and backwards!