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Trichlorofluoromethane, R-11, Freon 11
Refrigerant type 11 (R-11), also known as trichlorofluoromethane, is a chlorofluorocarbon refrigerant (CFC) that was commonly used in refrigeration and air conditioning systems. R-11 has a high ozone depletion potential and has been banned for new systems due to its harmful effect on the ozone layer. It is now mainly used as an aftermarket option in older systems.
Molecular formula
CCl3F
Filter
Fibre-rubber plates
Mild - Consult consult
Mild - Consult consult
Mild - Consult consult
Not known Not known
Mild - Consult consult
Teflon plates
Excellent suitable
Excellent suitable
Excellent suitable
Excellent suitable
Graphite plates
Excellent suitable
Excellent suitable
Excellent suitable
Excellent suitable
Excellent suitable
Rubber plates
Mild - Consult consult
Mild - Consult consult
It is not recommended nope
Good good
Good good
Not known Not known
Mild - Consult consult
Good good
Good good
All technical data is based on our measurements and experience and is for guidance only. The parameters listed interact if they occur together and must be consulted in limiting cases. The manufacturer is not liable for misinterpretation of the given data and incorrect application of seals
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