Description
Cryogenic work apron is a protective garment intended for laboratory and industrial settings where personnel handle cryogenic materials and require dedicated body coverage. Supplied in blue and cut to a length of 107 cm, this apron forms part of occupational safety and personal protection equipment within the protective clothing range. It is offered as a single unit from manufacturer Tempshield and is suited to apron-based workflows in cold-handling areas, sample transfer zones, and related labware environments. The piece weighs 0,380 kg, making it a practical option for routine donning during cryogenic tasks. Designed for use alongside other personal protective equipment, it supports safe working practice when low-temperature media are present. Laboratories and technical facilities can integrate this apron into existing protective clothing inventories for cryogenic operations without altering established safety procedures. Pack configuration is one piece per unit, matching standard single-item procurement for specialised protective apparel.
This article is part of Protective clothing (other), in Protective clothing & workwear.
Key features
- Pack size: 1 pc
- Colour: Blue
- Length: 107 cm
- Weight: 0,380 kg
- Product type: Cryogenic work apron
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Cryogenic work apron, Blue, length 107 cm, 1 pc is the article on this page. Luminix Health distributes Tempshield for laboratory use. It sits in Protective clothing (other), inside Protective clothing & workwear, in Lab safety equipment.
This shelf is the protective clothing that is not a coat, a coverall, a shoe or a cleanroom suit: aprons, sleeves, garments for a named splash or particle hazard. The material and any stated type rating are the specification.
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