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NZ $696.03
Inc. GST
The Cryo.Expert CRYO GLOVES Size M (9-9 ½), with a 400 mm length, are specifically designed to provide reliable protection when handling cryogenic materials. These high-quality gloves are watertight, ensuring that your hands are fully protected against both cryogenic liquids and other hazardous materials. The gloves are made from durable, cryo-resistant materials, offering superior comfort and safety in extreme cold conditions. The size M (9-9 ½) ensures a snug fit for medium-sized hands, and the 400 mm length provides additional protection to the wrists and lower forearms. This pair of gloves is perfect for laboratory and industrial environments that require high safety standards.
The Cryo.Expert CRYO GLOVES provide essential protection for anyone working with cryogenic materials, ensuring safety, comfort, and reliability during critical operations.
Manufacturer P/N
514 MAM WP
Part Number
9.405 131
Manufacturer
Cryo.Expert
Glove size
M
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515 MAL WP
Part Number
9.405 132
Manufacturer
Cryo.Expert
Glove size
L
Manufacturer P/N
514 MAS WP
Part Number
9.405 130
Manufacturer
Cryo.Expert
Glove size
S
NZ $716.57
Inc. GST
Manufacturer P/N
515 MAXL WP
Part Number
9.405 133
Manufacturer
Cryo.Expert
Glove size
XL
It are specifically designed to provide reliable protection when handling cryogenic materials. These high-quality gloves are watertight, ensuring that your hands are fully protected against both cryogenic liquids and other hazardous materials. The gloves are made from durable, cryo-resistant materials, offering superior comfort and safety in extreme cold conditions. The size M (9-9 ½) ensures a snug fit for medium-sized hands, and the 400 mm length provides additional protection to the wrists and lower forearms. This pair of gloves is perfect for laboratory and industrial environments that require high safety standards.
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