Our Pepper Spray last 75% longer than
the competition because of the Propellant and Carriers that are used.
Most pepper spray manufacturers use gases as a propellant. Considering the fact that gases do not mix well with liquids, suppliers of chemical defense sprays that choose to use propellants such as nitrogen gas are required to fill their canisters only half full in order to leave enough space available for the propellant.
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Dymel 134a/P Dymel 134a/P is a liquid propellant and mixes well with the total formula of the active ingredient. This permits users of Dymel 134a/P to fill canisters completely to the top resulting in up to 70% ADVANTAGES OF 134a
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Performance under fire When chemical sprays using nitrogen are fired, the gas propellant forces the active ingredient out of the can. As the active ingredient leaves the can, the same amount of propellant expands into the area vacated by the active ingredient. The expansion of the propellant into the larger can space reduces the overall pressure. As a result, the stream force weakens as the unit is fired. First shot as strong as the last By virtue of the fact that Dymel 134a/P expands 180 times it's own weight, upon firing, the propellant remaining inside the canister expands. Thereby stabilizing the can at its original operating pressure. The result is that the very last shot fired is just as strong and forceful and shoots just as far as the first shot out of the can. |
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