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The Cryo.Expert Cryo Gloves (8-8.5 S, approx. 400mm length) are designed to offer excellent protection when handling cryogenic materials. These gloves are specifically tailored for small hands, providing a secure and comfortable fit while offering optimal insulation. With a 400mm length, these gloves protect the hands and forearms from extreme cold exposure, making them ideal for laboratory and industrial applications where cryogenic substances like liquid nitrogen are handled.
Choose Cryo.Expert Cryo Gloves for the ultimate combination of safety, comfort, and durability when working with cryogenic materials.
Manufacturer P/N
514 MAS
Part Number
9.405 120
Manufacturer
Cryo.Expert
Glove size
S
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MAM
Part Number
9.005 446
Manufacturer
Cryo.Expert
Glove size
M
Manufacturer P/N
515 MAL
Part Number
9.005 447
Manufacturer
Cryo.Expert
Glove size
L
Manufacturer P/N
515 MAXL
Part Number
9.405 121
Manufacturer
Cryo.Expert
Glove size
XL
It are designed to offer excellent protection when handling cryogenic materials. These gloves are specifically tailored for small hands, providing a secure and comfortable fit while offering optimal insulation. With a 400mm length, these gloves protect the hands and forearms from extreme cold exposure, making them ideal for laboratory and industrial applications where cryogenic substances like liquid nitrogen are handled.
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