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Cryo.Expert CRYO GLOVES – Size L (10–10.5), 300mm, Watertight, Pair

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Colour
Blue
Glove size
L
Max. temp. resistance
-196 °C
PPE category
III
Temperature resistance
-196 °C
UNSPSC
46181538

$533.34

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Product description

The Cryo.Expert CRYO GLOVES (Size L, 300mm) offer essential protection for handling cryogenic materials in laboratory and industrial environments. These watertight gloves are designed for large hands (size 10–10.5), with a 300mm length that provides effective coverage while maintaining flexibility and dexterity. Ideal for safe work with substances like liquid nitrogen, these gloves combine comfort, insulation, and durability.

Key Features:

  • Brand: Cryo.Expert
  • Size: Large (10–10.5)
  • Length: 300 mm for essential wrist and forearm protection
  • Design: Watertight to protect against cryogenic liquid exposure
  • Application: For laboratory, industrial, and cryogenic safety use
  • Material: Insulated and flexible for optimal user comfort

Cryo.Expert CRYO GLOVES provide the protection and performance professionals need when working in extreme cold conditions.

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CRYO GLOVES® size M (9-9 ½) 300 mm, watertight, pair

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Frequently asked questions

The Cryo.Expert CRYO GLOVES (Size L, 300mm) offer essential protection for handling cryogenic materials in laboratory and industrial environments. These watertight gloves are designed for large hands (size 10–10.5), with a 300mm length that provides effective coverage while maintaining flexibility and dexterity. Ideal for safe work with substances like liquid nitrogen, these gloves combine comfort, insulation, and durability.

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