These gloves have been tested with contact with liquid nitrogen (195,32°C): CRYOPLUS 2.0 are ideal for laboratory use to protect against extreme cold and contact with liquid gases that can cause damages similar to burns.

In compliance with:

 EN 388 1242

 EN 511 241

CRYOGENIC USE

Available also the CRYOPLUS 2.1 version, with laminated fabric cuff and different lengths: 38 cm and 55 cm.

Do not use in case of direct immersion in cryogenic gases.

5-finger cryogenic glove made of composite laminated fabric, split leather cuff with Velcro closure. Polyester fleece lining 240 g/sqm and breathable water resistant Porelle® membrane. Nylon stitched.

EN 388
Protective gloves against mechanical risks
A) Abrasion resistance 1
B) Cut resistance 2
C) Tear strength 4
D) Puncture resistance 2

EN 511
Protective gloves against cold
A) Convective cold 2
B) Contact cold 4
C) Water penetration 1

PPE CATEGORY: III
CUSTOM CODE: 61161080
ORIGIN: CE

CRYOGENIC USE
Subject to specific test for resistance to liquid nitrogen (-195,82°C) through contact for 1 minute and following bending test (RCT method).

The exposure to very low temperature can cause damages similar to burns. For this reason, cold resistant gloves and accessories should be manufactured with highly insulating materials. Ideal for extreme cold situations, related to industrial activities or climatic conditions. They can be employed during mechanical activities, carpentry, transport and construction, for low temperature down to -50° according to EN 511.

In presence of liquid nitrogen and other cryogenic gases, we design PPE with long-lasting insulating properties and high level of dexterity and waterproofness. They prevent hazards caused by contact cold and burns in case of leakage or splashes of liquid gases, in industrial or laboratory activities. These PPE have been tested with contact with liquid nitrogen (-195,32°C) for one minute and following flexibility test (RCT method).

Applications:

• Cold storage facilities
• Outdoor assembly work
• Cryogenic systems and laboratories: biology, medical technologies, scientific research
• Transport, loading, storage, pouring of liquid gases

In compliance with:

• EN 388 Protective gloves against mechanical risks
• EN 511 Protective gloves against cold
• Cryogenic use: specific test for resistance to liquid nitrogen (-195,32°C)

Do not dive directly in liquid nitrogen.

CRYOKIT® is a Kora registered trademark.

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