Still possible to find tetrafluoroethane?
 

It seems all of the duster gas around is Difluoroethane. I did a search and there are alot of people who have posted links to places to buy Tetrafluoroethane based duster but all of the links were out of date.

Can anyone share their sourse for Tetrafluoroethane-based duster gas? HFC134a

Thanks.

The last time I check "The Source"or Radio Shack
had Tetrafluoroethane , but it cost a bit more .

$15 a big can, the source curcit city has it all the time.

Yeah dude. Um. My thread got deleted from awhile back. I carry the best duster for plastic slide GBBs.
Let me repost my thread and post the price.
PM me if your interested. I still supply duster.

http://www.airsoftcanada.com/showthread.php?t=38114

Is this the brand from the source you're talking about?

Anyone know if this is HFC134a? The price seems right for it, either that or it's REALLY expensive diflourathane

I think thats diflourathane, the one I found at radio shack was like fellows (tetra) and it came in a small can. The source sells they're 12oz duster for 15.50$ + tax. I sell 16oz cans for 18.50! ;)

Your best way is going to the actual store and taking a look at it for yourself. Read the back label it should say if it's di or tetra.

I found some at an electronic surplus store.

Branded "MG Chemicals", content description says "Tetrafluoretane"
Can't remember exacltly what ws the name they gave it, something along the lines of "Super Duster ###"

Only place I found some. At the radio shack thing I only found difluo....

or just get a propane adaptor... ran a plastic slide for a while on it.... when it breaks, you have save enought from using propane to buy a new metal slide...

*edit* jsut realized that was the same thing.... thx Identity!

$12.99 for 450g, no shipping charge if you pick up.

http://www.active-tech.ca/b2c/redire...ID=402A%2D450G

Thanks, found a place local to me that stocks that exact product. It's also the same product Identity is selling.

These guys are 17 minutes away from me on Google earth.
*select 'chemicals' and then 'compressed air'

It says they have 170 cans in stock. That should about cover me.

That's where I go...

+1 on active electronics, they have stores everywhere and they always have crates of HFC 134 lying around.

hrm well this may be a stupid question :D , but do i need an adapter to use hfc 134a? and if so where can i get one?

THis one is tetra. I bought it from the Source a few months ago.
You can always check the label when you get to the store.


You don't need to buy an adapter. I just take the straw, cut off a piece, stick it in the nozzle, and then epoxy around the gap.

haha k thnx for help, and sorry for thread jack

Sorry for being such a noob but whats the difference?