LN2 Total Defense – Cryogenic Protocol PPE Kit | GERF®

🧊 LN2 TOTAL DEFENSE – CRYOGENIC PROTOCOL PPE KIT | GERF® Coordinated Protection for Cryogenic Liquid Handling | Vest · Apron · 48 cm Gloves · Gaiters · Helmet Faceshield · Safety Glasses❄️ COMPONENT-SPECIFIC PROTECTION & PERFORMANCE Apron contact cold: Level 4. Standard 48 cm gloves: EN 511 3/2/1. These ratings apply to their respective components, not to the complete kit.🏅 EU Type Certification & Component DocumentationThis kit combines separate GERF® products. Component certifications, declarations and reference test results are not a separate certification of the complete ensemble. Apron reference 90-CRYO-DL Apron certificate 26/10243/00/0161/B Notified Body AITEX — Body No. 0161 Regulation / category EU 2016/425 — PPE Category II, for the apron Apron conformity reports 2026US0177 / 2026US0092 Vest and gaiters documentation references Their component pages list AITEX 0161, EU 2016/425, Category II and report 2026US0092. No separate certificate number is identified on those pages; the shared report is presented as reference performance, not proof of independent certification of each component. 📊 Component Performance ResultsApron — EN 388:2016+A1:2018, reference 2026US0092-S03.4. The vest and gaiter pages also cite these shared report results. Test Apron result / shared report reference Abrasion resistance Level 1 Blade cut resistance Level 2 Tear resistance Level 1 Puncture resistance Level 2 Cut resistance — EN ISO 13997:1999 Level C Apron — EN 511:2006 / shared cold-protection report, reference 2026US0092-S03.4. Test Result Abrasion pre-treatment — EN 388 Level 1 Tear pre-treatment — EN 388 Level 1 Resistance to damage by flexing — EN ISO 7854:1997 Method A PASS Low-temperature bend test at −50°C — ISO 4675:2017 PASS Contact-cold thermal resistance — ISO 5085-1:1989 Level 4, maximum as stated on the apron page Standard 48 cm gloves: EN 511 3/2/1 — convective cold 3, contact cold 2, water penetration 1. EN 388 2/2/2/2/X — abrasion 2, blade cut 2, tear 2, puncture 2, TDM cut X (not tested). These glove ratings are distinct from the apron results.✅ Standards by Component Apron: EN ISO 13688:2013+A1:2021; EN 388:2016+A1:2018; EN 511:2006, with the tests and results listed above. Vest and gaiters: their pages reference EN ISO 13688:2013+A1:2021, EN 388:2016+A1:2018 and EN 511:2006 using shared report 2026US0092. ISO 21420 is also referenced on those pages; it concerns protective gloves and is not presented here as independent vest or gaiter certification. Standard 48 cm gloves: EN 511, EN 388 and ISO 21420 — general requirements for protective gloves. Helmet faceshield, 90-CRYO-FSH: the component page states ANSI Z87.1+ and describes a Type I, Class E & G helmet. These are component-page declarations, not certification of the complete kit or its glasses. Safety glasses, 90-CRYO-LN: manufactured to comply with EN 166 and ANSI Z87.1 standards and applicable CE marking requirements. No independent certificate number or specific impact rating is claimed here. 🔬 Technical OverviewA coordinated GERF® PPE configuration for cryogenic liquid handling, combining upper-torso and shoulder coverage, a torso and abdomen apron, extended gloves, lower-leg and foot gaiters, and helmet-mounted face protection with safety glasses beneath the visor. Component pages describe cryogenic splash applications down to −196°C (−320°F); this application temperature does not establish a complete-kit certification, immersion capability or a common contact-cold rating.⚙️ Construction & Materials Apron: blue woven outer fabric, laminated padding and lining, multi-layer insulation, double-sided waterproof barrier and reinforced nylon stitching. Vest and shoulder protector: multi-layer construction, double-sided waterproof barrier and leather shoulder reinforcement as described on its component page. 48 cm Standard gloves: multi-layer construction, internal and external waterproofing, reinforced thumb and index finger. Gaiters: multi-layer construction, seamless waterproof inner lining, thermal lining, reinforced stitching and adjustable hook-and-loop closure. Helmet faceshield: polycarbonate visor with pivoting mechanism, adjustable ratchet headband and textile suspension. Included glasses: clear polycarbonate lenses, anti-fog and scratch-resistant properties, PVC frame, EVA foam lining and retention cord. 🛡️ Ergonomics & Fit Apron with adjustable neck and waist straps and quick-release buckles. Vest with adjustable hook-and-loop closure and three-position chest extension. Gaiters with adjustable hook-and-loop closure. Helmet headband adjustment: 55–63 cm, as listed on its component page. Select component sizes together and check overlap, fit and freedom of movement before use. ✅ Why GERF® for Cryogenic Risk? Coordinated components — complementary protection for multiple body zones. Documented component performance — apron test results and separate glove ratings, clearly distinguished. Dual-layer eye protection — safety glasses beneath the face shield add a second layer; this does not mean doubled tested performance. Practical storage — supplied with a GERF® carry bag for keeping equipment together between uses. ⚠️ Limitations / Out of Scope Not suitable for immersion or prolonged submersion in liquid nitrogen or other cryogenic liquids. Glasses must not be used as the sole protection when handling cryogenic liquids. This is a component kit, not a sealed, gas-tight or liquid-tight suit. Not intended as protection against pressurized cryogenic gas or vapor, or as respiratory protection. The vest does not provide full sleeve coverage. The included components do not establish complete coverage of every body area. Not a substitute for task-specific protection in high-volume spill environments. Follow each component's instructions. The apron page states that the PPE does not allow washing. Inspect before use and remove damaged components from service. Images are illustrative. The supplied configuration is the component list below; no separate jacket, trousers or boots are included. 🏭 Recommended Applications Cryogenic liquid dispensing and transfer, subject to task-specific risk assessment. Cryogenic tanker loading and unloading. Dewar handling and cryogenic system maintenance. LNG refueling and facility operations. Industrial gas, mining, oil and gas, and petrochemical operations. 🔗 PPE System Integration Body zone Included component Head and face Helmet-mounted GERF® face shield Eyes GERF® Polycarbonate Safety Glasses Upper torso and shoulders GERF® cryogenic vest Torso, abdomen and front upper legs GERF® cryogenic apron Hands and forearms GERF® Standard 48 cm cryogenic gloves Lower legs and foot coverage GERF® cryogenic gaiters 📦 Kit Contents 1 pair of GERF® cryogenic gaiters. 1 GERF® double-sided waterproof cryogenic apron. 1 pair of GERF® Standard 48 cm cryogenic gloves. 1 GERF® cryogenic vest and shoulder protector. 1 GERF® helmet with face shield. 1 pair of GERF® Polycarbonate Safety Glasses. 1 GERF® storage and carry bag. ⚠️ Caution: Not intended for immersion in cryogenic liquids. Component certifications do not constitute independent certification of the complete kit.📦 B2B enquiries: Contact our sales team with your application, component sizes and quantities for a kit quotation and component compliance documentation.