R22 Replacement Gas

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Supply Capability:: 1000MT m.t./month

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Specifications

1.Refrigerant Gas R404A of all specifications
2.OEM is accepted
3.Purity 99.9%
4.SGS/ROSH/PONY/ISO9001/ISO14001/ISO16949

R404A is a "near azeotropic" HFC blend, especially developed for commercial, industrial and transport refrigeration. A widely accepted HFC refrigerant alternative to the CFC R502

Refrigerant Gas R404A

Property of chloride :

Molecular Weight	97.6
Boiling Point, °C	-46.5
Critical Temperature, °C	72.1
Critical Pressure, Mpa	3.74
Specific Heat of Liquid, 30°C, [KJ/(kg°C)]	0.38
ODP	0
GWP	0.38

Packing:

Disposable cylinder 24lb/10.9kg; Recyclable cylinder 400L, 800L, 926L; ISO-Tank.

Application: 22 replacement refrigerants

Versions:

Netural; OEM

Quality standard :

Purity, %	>99.9%
Moisture, PPm	≤10
Acidity, PPm	≤1
Vapor Residue, PPm	≤100
Appearance	Colorless, No turbid
Odor	No Strange Stench

Package Details:

24LB/10.9KGS; NEUTRAL VERSION

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