Cryogenic Hand Gloves

Numerous-layered insulated CRYOPROTECT cryogenic gloves protects hands when handling extremely cold materials or gases. They help you handle liquid nitrogen, dry ice, ice cubes and other cryogens, operate in blood banks and laboratories, and treated frozen food.

Hicare Protective Wear is an esteemed safety garments provider that offers a large selection of comfortable and protective clothing. We play an important part in protecting personnel from tragic incidents at work as one of India’s ace manufacturers of cryogenic hand gloves. Our pledge is to provide amazing quality equipments that outspace safety guidelines in response to the growing need for improved workwear or safety geras, especially in sectors where safety is predominent, such as Cryogenic Gloves or mittens.

These mitts are useful while working with liquid nitrogen, dry ice, ice cubes and other cryogens, processing frozen food, and meat handling, lab work and blood banks. But it’s important to keep in mind that, relying on the particular risks associated with their professions, anyone handling cryogenic materials should also wear additional appropriate gears or personal protection equipment (PPE), such as face shields or masks, safety glasses, and insulated clothing.

The materials used to make cryogenic gloves include thermal barriers, specialty polymers, and many layers of insulation that can endure very low temperatures.

Specifications Of Cryogenic Hand Gloves

Features	A water-repellent silicone cowhide grain leather glove. Fully lined with two layers of aluminum and fleece. Designed with a Gunn cut, winged thumb, and crispin type. Reinforcement positioned between the thumb and index fingers.
Protection Level of Cryogenic Gloves	Abrasion Resistance rated on a scale of 1 to 4 Blade Cut Resistance rated on a scale of 1 to 5 Tear Resistance rated on a scale of 1 to 4.
Thermal Hazards	Convective Cold rated on a scale of 1 to 4 Contact Cold rated on a scale of 1 to 4
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Test/Certification	E88 : 1994 Protection against Mechnical Hazards, EN 420 1994 – General Requirements, EN 511 - Protection Against the extreme Cold