Description
R-134a30 lb Cylinder
Single-component HFC for automotive A/C, medium-temperature refrigeration and chillers.
Supplied new and unused in a refillable DOT steel cylinder with the manufacturer valve seal intact, packed to 49 CFR hazardous-materials standards and processed within 1 business day after order review.
Technical specification
| Refrigerant designation | R-134a |
|---|---|
| Chemical family | HFC, pure compound |
| Composition | Tetrafluoroethane (CH₂FCF₃) |
| Nominal blend ratio | 100 % single component |
| ASHRAE 34 safety class | A1 — lower toxicity, no flame propagation |
| Global warming potential | 1430 (AR4, 100-year) |
| Ozone depletion potential | 0 |
| Temperature glide | None — single component |
| Boiling point at 1 atm | −15.3 °F / −26.3 °C |
| Compatible lubricant | PAG (mobile A/C) · POE (stationary) |
| Net weight | 30 lb / 13.6 kg |
| Cylinder type | Refillable DOT steel cylinder |
| Cylinder dimensions | 23.5 in high × 9.0 in diameter |
| SKU | RM-134A-30 |
Compatible applications
Automotive A/C
Cars, trucks and fleet vehicles built before the R-1234yf transition.
Medium-temp refrigeration
Coolers, prep tables and beverage equipment.
Centrifugal chillers
Comfort-cooling chillers designed around R-134a.
Before you order
For mobile A/C service, follow the vehicle label, product instructions and all applicable service requirements.
Use PAG oil in mobile systems and POE in stationary ones. Mixing the two causes compressor failures that look like a refrigerant problem but are not.
Safe handling
- Verify the equipment nameplate specifies R-134a and note the approved charge before connecting.
- This system requires PAG (mobile A/C) · POE (stationary). Mixing incompatible lubricants causes compressor failure.
- As a pure compound this refrigerant will not fractionate, so vapour top-up is acceptable.
- Use gauges, hoses and recovery equipment rated for this refrigerant’s operating pressures.
- Store upright and secured, in a cool, dry, ventilated area away from heat, sparks and open flame.
- Recover refrigerant — knowingly venting is a violation of Clean Air Act Section 608.
Shipping
Service cylinder. Use only in compatible motor-vehicle A/C systems and follow all applicable service requirements. Follow the cylinder label, safety data sheet and equipment manufacturer instructions.
