Cryo Protection Gloves

GERF® Extra Grip Before Elbow Cryogenic Gloves | Intertek Certified | EN 511 · EN 388 | -196°C

SKU:90-CRYO-BEB-GRIP-S/M

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🧤 GERF® EXTRA GRIP BEFORE ELBOW CRYOGENIC GLOVES
Double Waterproof · Black Palm Grip · Intertek EU Type Certified | EN 511 · EN 388 · EN ISO 21420 | -196°C

❄️ CERTIFIED HAND AND FOREARM PROTECTION UP TO BELOW THE ELBOW | DOWN TO -196°C (-320°F)
Engineered for professionals handling cryogenic liquids who require enhanced grip, dexterity, and maximum forearm coverage before the elbow — certified to EN ISO 21420:2020+A1:2024, EN 388:2016+A1:2018, and EN 511:2006 international standards.

✅ EU Type Examination Certificate — Extra Grip Line

Certificate No.	ITASLNB26002147
Notified Body	Intertek Italia SpA (Body No. 0151) — ACCREDIA accredited
Regulation	EU 2016/425 — Personal Protective Equipment
PPE Category	Category II
Issue Date	24/03/2026 · Valid until 23/03/2031
Article code	90-CRYO-BEB-GRIP

✅ Certified Standards

🛡️ EN ISO 21420:2020+A1:2024 — General requirements for protective gloves — ergonomics, innocuousness, comfort, and marking
🔧 EN 388:2016+A1:2018 — Level 2 / 2 / 2 / 2 / X — Protection against mechanical risks (abrasion, blade cut, tear, puncture, impact)
❄️ EN 511:2006 — Level 3 / 3 / 1 — Protection against cold (convective cold, contact cold, water penetration)

❄️ EN 511 Cold Protection — Maximum Certified Levels

The EN 511 standard measures three critical dimensions of cold protection. The GERF® Extra Grip line achieves Level 3 in both convective and contact cold — the highest levels attainable under this standard for cryogenic gloves:

EN 511 Parameter	Level Achieved	What it means in practice
Convective Cold (a)	3 — Maximum	Highest resistance to cold air and gas transfer through the glove
Contact Cold (b)	3 — Maximum	Highest resistance when touching ultra-cold surfaces, pipes, and equipment
Water Penetration (c)	1 — Impermeable	No water or cryogenic liquid penetrates the glove

🔵 EN 511 Contact Cold Level 3 is one level above the GERF® Standard Line — making the Extra Grip the preferred choice for high-intensity industrial operations.

🔧 High Dexterity + Maximum Forearm Coverage Before the Elbow

The BEB Extra Grip delivers maximum hand mobility and dexterity combined with the longest forearm coverage in the Extra Grip line before the elbow — the ideal choice for operations with high splash risk above the mid-arm:

Black palm-coated grip surface — precision grip on pipes, hoses, valves, and small components without removing the glove
Reinforced thumb and index finger — the two most-used fingers in precision tasks, reinforced for durability and tactile feedback
Before-elbow length (BEB) — extends protection up to just below the elbow, maximizing forearm coverage against splashes and cold exposure
Multi-layer flexible construction — protection layers engineered to flex with hand movement, not against it
Lightweight build — reduces hand and arm fatigue during extended operations

🔵 Key Features

Black palm-coated grip surface — enhanced dexterity for handling small objects, pipes, hoses, and industrial equipment
Reinforced palm for heavy work — ideal for dry ice, metalworking, and industrial cryogenic operations
Double waterproof protection — internal and external lining for 100% waterproofing against fluids and splashes
High thermal protection — rated for cryogenic applications down to -196°C (-320°F)
Multi-layer construction — maximum protection against extreme cold with flexibility and dexterity
Before elbow length (BEB) — maximum forearm coverage for high splash-risk operations

✅ GERF® Extra Grip — Choose Your Length

Length	Coverage	Best for
WR — Wrist	Hand only	Maximum mobility, precision tasks
MA — 38 cm	Hand + mid forearm	Moderate splash risk, tank discharge
BEB — Before Elbow	Hand + full forearm to elbow	High splash risk, maximum forearm coverage

🏭 Recommended Applications

Dispensing and transferring cryogenic liquids (LN₂, LOX, LAr, LCO₂, LNG)
Discharging cryogenic tanks, dewars, and containers
Sampling cryogenic liquids from open containers
Handling hoses, pipes, valves, and cryogenic equipment with high splash exposure
Heavy industrial, metalworking, dry ice, LNG refueling, and petrochemical operations