Key Specifications
This R407A refrigerant cylinder is designed for compatible commercial refrigeration systems using R407A for retrofit, service, and maintenance applications.
Chemical name / composition: R32/R125/R134a (20/40/40 wt%)
Chemical formula: CH2F2 / C2HF5 / C2H2F4
Molecular weight: 90.11
Boiling point: Approx. -45.0°C
Liquid density at 25°C: 1145 kg/m³
Critical temperature: 83.2°C
Critical pressure: 4.52 MPa abs
Safety class: A1, non-flammable
GWP (AR4): 2107
ODP: 0
Typical applications: Medium- and low-temperature commercial refrigeration; retrofit alternative to R22 and R404A
Approx. cylinder size: 16.5 in height × 9.8 in width
Mouth width: 6.3 in
Net weight: 25 lbs (11.3 kg)
Product Features
Pressure-Resistant Cylinder: The cylinder is built with a pressure-resistant structure to support stable handling during transportation, storage, and routine service use. This design helps reduce the risk of deformation caused by external pressure.
Corrugated Outer Box: A corrugated outer box provides extra protection during shipping and warehousing. It helps reduce scratches, dents, and other surface damage while the product is being moved or stacked.
Protective Packaging: Leak-resistant and crush-resistant packaging gives the cylinder added protection in transit. This helps the product arrive in better condition and lowers the risk of avoidable shipping damage.
25 lb Net Weight: Net weight 25 lbs (11.3 kg), suitable for compatible existing systems that require R407A for service and maintenance.
Self-Sealing Valve: The self-sealing valve design supports safer storage and easier handling. It helps reduce the chance of unintended leakage during storage or service preparation.
Protective Top Collar: The top collar helps shield the valve area from impact during movement and storage, making the cylinder easier to handle and better protected overall.
Usage Scenarios
Commercial Refrigeration: R407A is commonly used in compatible commercial refrigeration systems, including display cases, freezers, and similar equipment where low- and medium-temperature cooling performance is required.
Retrofit for R404A Systems: R407A is also used in certain compatible retrofit projects where older R404A refrigeration systems are being converted for continued service. In these applications, actual suitability depends on system design, lubricant requirements, and operating conditions.
Medium Temperature Cooling: In compatible medium-temperature cooling systems, R407A may be used where operators need refrigeration performance in equipment approved for this refrigerant. It is typically applied in systems specifically selected or adjusted for R407A service.
These are common examples of where R407A may be used. Actual use depends on system design, operating conditions, lubricant compatibility, and refrigerant approval. Buyers should always confirm that their equipment is suitable for R407A before purchase or use.
Professional Use
R407A is commonly used in professional service work for low- and medium-temperature commercial refrigeration systems where this refrigerant is specified or approved for use. In many retrofit and service situations, it is selected as an alternative for certain systems previously using R22 or R404A.
In actual service scenarios, R407A is typically handled during maintenance, repair work, and refrigerant-related procedures on compatible commercial refrigeration equipment. This is most common where the system design, operating conditions, lubricant requirements, and retrofit guidelines are confirmed before service begins.
Because R407A is a zeotropic HFC blend, proper handling during service is still important. Using correct tools, following approved charging procedures, and confirming manufacturer requirements before work begins can help support proper refrigerant composition and more dependable system performance.
This product is generally intended for use in equipment specifically designed for R407A or properly approved for compatible retrofit use, and is typically handled by qualified technicians. Buyers should always confirm system requirements, refrigerant compatibility, and applicable service practices before purchase or use.