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The Cryo.Expert Cryo Gloves, size L, 10-10.5, approx. 400 mm length, are designed to protect hands and arms when working in very low temperatures down to approximately -196°C. Suitable for laboratory and controlled cold-environment applications, these cryo gloves are ideal for use with ultra-low freezers, dry ice at -79°C, and in the gas phase of liquid nitrogen without direct contact with the liquid.
These Cryo.Expert cryo gloves are a practical choice for users requiring reliable cold-handling protection, extended arm coverage, and dependable performance in demanding low-temperature laboratory workflows.
Manufacturer P/N
515 MAL
Part Number
9.005 447
Manufacturer
Cryo.Expert
Glove size
L
Manufacturer P/N
MAM
Part Number
9.005 446
Manufacturer
Cryo.Expert
Glove size
M
Manufacturer P/N
515 MAXL
Part Number
9.405 121
Manufacturer
Cryo.Expert
Glove size
XL
Manufacturer P/N
514 MAS
Part Number
9.405 120
Manufacturer
Cryo.Expert
Glove size
S
It are designed to protect hands and arms when working in very low temperatures down to approximately -196°C. Suitable for laboratory and controlled cold-environment applications, these cryo gloves are ideal for use with ultra-low freezers, dry ice at -79°C, and in the gas phase of liquid nitrogen without direct contact with the liquid.
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