Scilabub Frosters Cryogenic Shoulder Length Gauntlet Gloves

The Frosters Cryogenic Shoulder Length Gauntlet Gloves are designed for handling materials that are between -120°C and -190°C, ideal for cryogenic applications, scientific work, laboratory work, bottle handling and dry ice handling. Their dexterous design ensures that you are in total control, while the extra long shoulder length liner protects you from the fingertips to the shoulder.

What’s Included?

With your purchase you will receive:

• 1 x Pair of Scilabub Cryogenic Gloves

What Are the Cryogenic Gloves For?

The Frosters Cryogenic Gloves offer protection against the extreme cold, including when handling materials that have a temperatures that typically range from -120°C to -190°C. As their polyolefin and polyester micro fibre middle liner works with a polyamide coating, the gloves offer effective thermal insulation that doesn’t become stiff even when temperatures are extremely low. Some tasks where we would recommend these gloves include:

• Bottle handling
• Cryogenics
• Dry ice handling
• Freezer work
• Laboratory
• Scientists
• Sub zero work

Please note that this gloves are designed for handling extremely cold materials. We wouldn’t recommend them for simple, cold outdoor work, however if you work means that you have to handle items that are far below freezing, then these gloves are ideal.

What Temperatures Can They Protect Against?

These gloves are designed for people who work with materials that are far below freezing. This can include cryogenics, dry ice handling, bottle handling and scientific work where you can expect to experiment with freezing materials. Although there is no real answer, these gloves are proven to prove suitable when handling solid materials that are between -120°C and -190°C without them becoming stiff.

See Scilabub in Action

Scilabub Gloves are designed for handling items that have been submerged in liquid nitrogen. This includes in vaccine research, where Prime Minister Boris Johnson was seen visiting a vaccine research facility in September 2020. You can see scientists use Scilabub to protect their hands towards the end of the below video.

Why Should I Trust These Gloves?

Working with temperatures this low can cause serious damage to your hands and arms, so you’ll want to know that you can trust what these gloves say. In order to do that, these gloves have been tested to EN standards EN 388 and EN 511, measuring their resistance to mechanical threats and the cold. They achieved the following scores:

EN 388

Hazard	Level of Resistance
Abrasion Resistance	Level 2
Cut Resistance	N/A
Tear Resistance	Level 2
Puncture Resistance	N/A

EN 511

Hazard	Level of Resistance
Contact Cold	Level 2
Convective Cold	Level 2
Water Permeability	N/A

How Waterproof Are These Gloves?

The Frosters Cryogenic Gloves feature a polyamide waterproof coating that can resist condensed water on cold surfaces. Please note that this is not completely waterproof, and will only protect your hands when handling damp materials or in a place with cold water vapour.

If you require greater protection, we would recommend the following waterproof gloves:

• Frosters Cryogenic Waterproof Gloves with Elasticated Wrist
• Frosters Cryogenic Mid Length Waterproof Gloves
• Frosters Cryogenic Waterproof Gauntlet Gloves
• Frosters Cryogenic Shoulder Length Waterproof Gloves

What Are the Main Uses of the Frosters Gloves?

One of the main uses of the Frosters range is to protect against spills and splashes of cryogenic materials, including liquid nitrogen. This can occur when pouring, or just generally working with, ultra-cold cryogenic materials. Please note that these gloves are not suitable for immersion in liquid nitrogen.

How Do The Frosters Cryogenic Gloves Work?

The Scilabub Gloves feature an outer layer of woven polyamide, which has a waterproof coating that can resist water vapour and water on damp materials. However, the middle layer features a special polyolefin and polyester micro fibre that has twice the effectiveness of a normal thermal fibre. This then helps to minimise heat transfer without the material being too thick to handle materials.

What Does the Frosters Gloves Fit Feel Like?

As these gloves are extra long and feature an interior cotton lining, their comfort stretches from your fingertips to the top of your arms. They are designed to be lightweight too, which is ideal as the gloves will cover your entire arms. If you require shorter cryogenic gloves, you can access them by clicking on the links below.

Are They Available in Longer Sizes?

The Frosters Gloves are available in a range of different lengths. They are available by clicking on the links below:

• Frosters Cryogenic Gloves with Elasticated Wrist
• Frosters Cryogenic Mid Length Gloves
• Frosters Cryogenic Gauntlet Gloves

Will I Retain Dexterity in Freezing Conditions?

When handling freezing cold materials you can expect to want to retain dexterity, as this helps to retain grip for yourself while minimising any risk. These gloves are designed to stay flexible even when handling materials that are lower than -100°C, helping to ensure that you can do your job with more productivity and more impact.

Which Size Should I Choose?

The Frosters Gloves are available in four sizes that should be suitable for most users. To find your perfect pair, please measure the circumference and length of your palm and match the results to the table below.

Glove Size	Palm Circumference	Palm Length
Size 8 (Small)	203mm	182mm
Size 9 (Medium)	229mm	192mm
Size 10 (Large)	254mm	204mm
Size 11 (Extra Large)	279mm	215mm

What Documentation Is Available With Purchase?

Conformity Statement	Instructions for Use