CRC Aerosol Air Brush Dust & Lint Remover 300g

CRC Air Brush is a 300g aerosol that delivers a burst of compressed pure propellant gas (HFC-134a) to blow dust and lint from hard-to-reach areas. CRC says it suits offsite servicing when compressed air is not available.

CRC lists uses on electronics, PC boards, keyboards, optics and similar equipment. CRC's data sheet warns that aerosol cans conduct electricity and must be kept away from all live electrical sources. The safety data sheet classifies it as a pressurised container (H229).

Where this product is used

• Electronics, PC boards, radio, cassette and CD players, and keyboards
• Photography and optics, including microscopes and telescopes
• Aerospace and avionics lenses
• Carburettors, jets and tuning equipment
• Offsite servicing, including cash and ticket vending machines, when compressed air is not available

Features

• Compressed pure propellant gas (HFC-134a) in a 300g aerosol
• CRC's data sheet lists it as non-flammable
• Non-abrasive, non-corrosive and moisture-free, and leaves no residue (CRC data sheet)
• CRC's data sheet lists it as safe on all plastics
• RoHS compliant, as listed on CRC's data sheet
• Extension tube for hard-to-reach areas (CRC directions)

Key specifications

Selecting the right option

CRC also lists CRC Aerosol Air Duster Dust & Lint Flammable Remover 275g for dust and lint; as its name says, that product is flammable, whereas CRC's data sheet lists Air Brush as non-flammable.

Using it

CRC's directions: hold the can upright. Do not shake the can while spraying. Use short bursts, spraying from approximately 25cm from the surface. For hard-to-reach areas, attach the extension tube.

CRC's data sheet warns that aerosol cans will conduct electricity. Keep away from all live electrical sources, including battery terminals, solenoids, electrical panels and other electronic components. CRC says failure to observe this may result in serious injury from flash fire and/or electrical shock. Use only in a well ventilated area.

Storage and handling

CRC says not to puncture, incinerate or store above 50°C.

Limits and safety

Classified on the SDS as a pressurised aerosol (Cat 3). Signal word Warning. H229: pressurised container, may burst if heated. Transport: UN 1950, aerosols, Class 2.2. CRC's data sheet warns that aerosol cans conduct electricity, so keep it away from all live electrical sources including battery terminals, solenoids, electrical panels and other electronic components. Do not puncture, incinerate or store above 50°C. Use only in a well ventilated area. Read the safety data sheet before use.

Frequently asked questions

Is CRC Air Brush flammable?

CRC's data sheet lists it as non-flammable, with HFC-134a propellant. The SDS classifies it only as a pressurised container (H229), UN 1950, Class 2.2.

How should I use CRC Air Brush?

CRC says to hold the can upright, not shake it while spraying, use short bursts from about 25cm, and attach the extension tube for hard-to-reach areas.

Can CRC Air Brush be used on live electrical equipment?

No. CRC's data sheet warns that aerosol cans conduct electricity and must be kept away from all live electrical sources, with a risk of flash fire and electrical shock.

Is CRC Air Brush safe on plastics?

CRC's data sheet lists it as safe on all plastics.

Is CRC Air Brush RoHS compliant?

CRC's data sheet lists it as RoHS compliant. It does not quote a certificate or standard version.

Is CRC Air Brush compressed air?

No. CRC describes it as compressed pure propellant gas, HFC-134a, in a 300g aerosol.

Related products

See also: CRC Aerosol Air Duster Dust & Lint Flammable Remover 275g.