Flammability

While none of Falcon's dusters can be ignited during normal use, Dust-Off® General Use dusters (dusters containing Dymel 152A - Difluoroethane) should NOT be used near potential ignition sources, such as open flames, hot surfaces, or spark producing equipment (such as paper shredders).

If a duster is a preferred cleaning tool in an area where flammability is a concern, it is HIGHLY RECOMMENDED that a Dust-Off® Special Application duster (dusters that contain Dymel 134A - Tetrafluoroethane) be used. Our Special Application dusters, and all dusters containing pure 134A, are completely non-flammable.

For more information regarding aerosol flammability and how aerosol products are tested view the demonstration video below.

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    As a vertically integrated manufacturer and marketer of compressed-gas consumer products; including our hand-held signaling devices and original keyboard cleaning/PC duster, Falcon takes its position as a market leader seriously. If you have a specific question for our company check our FAQ sections found within each of the product sites, or click here to submit your own question.

    Questions

    1. What is actually inside the duster can, isn't it just air?
    2. Are the contents of the product flammable?
    3. Why shouldn't I tilt or shake the can during use?

    Environmental Consciousness

    Today, Falcon's Signal horns and cleaning dusters use one of two propellants. Both of these gases are 100% NON-OZONE depleting.

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