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The Cryo.Expert Cryo Gloves 10-10.5 L, with a 500 mm length, are designed to provide maximum protection when handling cryogenic materials. These gloves are made from high-quality, cryo-resistant materials to ensure durability and safety in extreme cold conditions. The size range of 10-10.5 L ensures a comfortable fit for larger hands, while the 500 mm length provides extra protection for the forearms. These gloves are perfect for use in laboratories, industrial settings, and any environment where cryogenic substances are handled.
The Cryo.Expert Cryo Gloves offer essential protection for anyone working with cryogenic materials, ensuring safety and comfort during critical operations.
Manufacturer P/N
EBL
Part Number
9.005 452
Manufacturer
Cryo.Expert
Glove size
L
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518 EBM
Part Number
9.005 451
Manufacturer
Cryo.Expert
Glove size
M
Manufacturer P/N
520 EBXL
Part Number
9.405 122
Manufacturer
Cryo.Expert
Glove size
XL
It are designed to provide maximum protection when handling cryogenic materials. These gloves are made from high-quality, cryo-resistant materials to ensure durability and safety in extreme cold conditions. The size range of 10-10.5 L ensures a comfortable fit for larger hands, while the 500 mm length provides extra protection for the forearms. These gloves are perfect for use in laboratories, industrial settings, and any environment where cryogenic substances are handled.
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