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A spray freezer is a compact, portable cooling tool designed to deliver an intense burst of cold directly onto a targeted surface. It works by rapidly expanding a compressed refrigerant gas, which absorbs heat and drops the temperature almost instantly - often down to around -40°C or lower. ❄️...

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