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The CHEMTRONICS ES1052 is a non-flammable freeze spray packaged in a 10 oz aerosol can, engineered for electronics maintenance and troubleshooting applications. It rapidly chills targeted components to a lowest cooling temperature of -60 degrees F, allowing technicians to isolate thermal intermittent faults, stress-test printed circuit boards, and dissipate heat during soldering and desoldering operations. The formula is safe for most plastics and a wide range of elastomers and polymers, making it suitable for use on densely populated circuit assemblies where component contact is unavoidable. Electronics technicians, field service engineers, and bench repair professionals are the primary users.
The ES1052 is used across electronics repair, manufacturing, and quality-control environments. Typical applications include cooling suspect components on printed circuit boards to identify stress fractures, testing circuit traces for continuity under thermal stress, and tracking static-sensitive components during board-level diagnostics. The spray is also used to dissipate localized heat buildup while soldering or desoldering surface-mount and through-hole components. It is appropriate for both production floor and field service use wherever a fast, controlled freeze is needed on electronic assemblies.
Suitable for use on nitrile butadiene rubber, cross-linked polyethylene, graphite, high density polyethylene, low density polyethylene, Lexan, neoprene, polyvinylchloride, polyacrylate, polystyrene, silicone rubber, polytetrafluoroethylene, and Viton surfaces and components.
This product is applied by electronics technicians during live diagnostic work or bench repair. Before use, confirm that any electrostatic-sensitive components are properly handled in accordance with ESD protocols. Apply in a well-ventilated area consistent with OSHA 29 CFR 1910.1200 guidelines. Do not apply to hot solder joints immediately after reflow without allowing adequate dwell time as specified in your repair process documentation.
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