Value Collection WRS Cold Condition Gloves Size Small

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION WRS is a cold-condition work glove built for handling dry ice, low-temperature freezers, and closed cryogenic systems. Constructed from Nylon Taslan with a waterproof lining, these gloves use multi-layered construction to deliver thermal protection in environments down to -196 degrees C (-320 degrees F). The knit wrist cuff helps seal out cold air during use. At 6.75 inches in overall length, the glove covers the hand and lower wrist. This is a full-fingered, smooth-grip pair designed for unisex use, sized Small for men or X-Small for women. Installation and use require no special tools, but the application demands proper cryogenic work practices.

These gloves are suited for laboratory, industrial, and research settings where workers handle cryogenic materials or operate ultra-low temperature freezers. Typical users include lab technicians, industrial freezer operators, and facilities personnel managing liquid nitrogen or dry ice. The smooth grip surface and straight thumb design support dexterity in confined or precision-handling scenarios. The knit wrist cuff makes donning and doffing straightforward even with one hand occupied.

Key Features

• Cryogenic thermal protection rated to -196 degrees C (-320 degrees F)
• Nylon Taslan primary material with waterproof lining
• Knit wrist cuff for a secure, cold-sealing fit
• Full-fingered construction with smooth grip surface for dexterity
• Meets EN 511, EN 388, and EN 420 standards
• Sold as a pair; unisex sizing (Small mens / X-Small womens)

Compatibility

Designed for use in cryogenic and ultra-low temperature applications including dry ice handling, low and ultra-low temperature freezers, and closed cryogenic systems.

Installation Notes

These gloves are donned and doffed by hand with no tools required. Inspect gloves before each use for punctures, tears, or degraded lining that could compromise thermal protection. Follow your facility's PPE protocols and applicable OSHA cold-hazard guidelines when working with cryogenic materials. Never use damaged gloves in cryogenic environments.