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2015-10-19View Original

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1. Leather gloves should be worn during ethylene unloading operations (to protect against low temperatures); what specification type is suitable for temperatures of -100 degrees Celsius? 2. What specification type is generally used for tank truck flame arresters? I need to prepare a purchase order right away; urgent, waiting online! ! !
Reply #22015-10-19
Ask an expert to help you; you can offer a reward.
Reply #32015-10-19
Those who have handled liquid nitrogen wear ordinary cotton gloves
Reply #42015-10-19
There are cold-resistant gloves that use cowhide at the areas in contact with objects, such as the fingers and the inner surface of the palm; the remaining parts are made of canvas. Fire suppressors come in different specifications, and it is necessary to choose one that matches the size of the exhaust outlet on the tank truck – options like 100, 150 are available
Reply #52015-10-19
Thank you. The cowhide version is cheaper; there’s also a composite material designed to resist low temperatures, which is more expensive. But I don’t think such high performance is necessary for ethylene unloading.

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