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The Cryo.Expert Cryo Gloves 9-9.5 M, with a 500 mm length, are specifically designed to protect hands when handling cryogenic materials. Made from durable, cryo-resistant materials, these gloves ensure maximum protection against extremely low temperatures. The gloves' size range of 9-9.5 M provides a comfortable fit for most users, while the extended 500 mm length offers added protection to the forearms. Ideal for laboratory and industrial environments where cryogenic substances are handled.
The Cryo.Expert Cryo Gloves provide essential protection for those handling cryogenic materials, ensuring safety and comfort in critical environments.
Manufacturer P/N
518 EBM
Part Number
9.005 451
Manufacturer
Cryo.Expert
Glove size
M
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EBL
Part Number
9.005 452
Manufacturer
Cryo.Expert
Glove size
L
Manufacturer P/N
520 EBXL
Part Number
9.405 122
Manufacturer
Cryo.Expert
Glove size
XL
It are specifically designed to protect hands when handling cryogenic materials. Made from durable, cryo-resistant materials, these gloves ensure maximum protection against extremely low temperatures. The gloves' size range of 9-9.5 M provides a comfortable fit for most users, while the extended 500 mm length offers added protection to the forearms. Ideal for laboratory and industrial environments where cryogenic substances are handled.
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