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Kryohandskar – TEMPSHIELD Cryo-Gloves®
CRYOGENIC PROTECTION IN ULTRA-COLD ENVIRONMENTS
- Cryogenic protection for ultra-cold applications down to -196°C (-320°F)
- State-of-the art materials and a multi-layered construction allow for a maximum level of thermal protection, flexibility, and dexterity which are essential features when function is important and safety is critical
- High performance, thermal inner lining wicks moisture away from hands, maintaining comfort over extended periods
- Safety certified to meet EU standards for CE Cat. II: EN 511, EN 388, EN 420
- Applications: handling dry ice, low and ultra-low temperature freezers, closed cryogenic systems
Caution: Not intended for immersion in liquid nitrogen or other cryogenic liquids.
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HOW TO CHOOSE THE CORRECT GLOVE FIT
Choosing the correct glove fit is essential to your safety and comfort.
- The glove must be loose enough to shake off your hand in one motion, in the event of saturation with cryogenic fluid
- Too tight a fit leads to thermal loss
- Tempshield’s gloves are sized appropriately to take quick removal into account – order your true size
- If your length and width sizes do not match, order to your width size – the cuff will cover any additional length needed
HERE’S HOW TO MEASURE YOUR HAND:
For your hand length, measure from the fold of your wrist to the tip of your middle finger. |
For your hand width, make a fist with your dominant hand and measure the circumference below your knuckles. Do not include your thumb. |
SIZE (EU) |
HAND LENGTH |
HAND WIDTH |
S | 171 mm | 178–202 mm |
M | 182 mm | 203–228 mm |
L | 192 mm | 229–253 mm |
XL | 204 mm | 254–278 mm |
XXL | 204 mm | 279–304 mm |
3XL | 204 mm | 305–330 mm |
Cryogenic Safety
Anyone handling cryogenic liquids should be familiar with the hazards presented by such materials and trained in how to handle them safely. Emergency procedures should be established and rehearsed, proper training in the operation of all equipment provided and knowledge and appreciation of hazardous properties of the materials instilled. Cryogenic liquids should never be handled without proper protective gear.
Generally recommended protective apparel for handling cryogenic liquids include the following:
Proper fitting gloves*
Protective face shield or goggles
Protective apron without pockets
Pants without cuffs
Shoes without laces or spats covering shoes and area unprotected by apron
Proper Fitting Gloves For maximum dexterity and safety, cryogenic gloves must fit properly. Although gloves should be loose enough to allow for quick removal if necessary, a glove that is too large impairs dexterity and function. A tight glove leads to thermal loss.
WARNING Anyone handling cryogenic liquids should be familiar with the hazards presented by such materials and trained in how to handle them safely. Emergency procedures should be established and rehearsed, proper training in the operation of all equipment provided, and knowledge and appreciation of hazardous properties of the materials instilled. Cryogenic liquids should never be handled without proper protective gear.
CAUTION Not intended for immersion in liquid nitrogen or other cryogenic liquids.