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The Nabertherm Gloves, Size 9-10, Tmax 650°C, are designed for high-temperature laboratory applications. These gloves offer superior protection against extreme heat, providing comfort and durability for handling materials in high-temperature environments. Made from high-quality materials, they ensure resistance to heat up to 650°C, making them ideal for laboratory work involving furnaces, ovens, or other high-heat equipment. These gloves are perfect for professionals requiring both safety and flexibility in demanding conditions.
These gloves are essential for laboratory professionals working in environments with high-temperature applications, providing both comfort and protection.
Manufacturer P/N
493000004
Part Number
6.233 610
Manufacturer
Nabertherm
Length
270 mm
Manufacturer P/N
491041101
Part Number
6.233 681
Manufacturer
Nabertherm
Length
380 mm
It are designed for high-temperature laboratory applications. These gloves offer superior protection against extreme heat, providing comfort and durability for handling materials in high-temperature environments. Made from high-quality materials, they ensure resistance to heat up to 650°C, making them ideal for laboratory work involving furnaces, ovens, or other high-heat equipment. These gloves are perfect for professionals requiring both safety and flexibility in demanding conditions.
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