Cryogenic PPE for Houston LNG, Energy & Industrial Gas

Worker in GERF cryogenic gloves connecting an LNG transfer line at a tanker truck

Houston & the Gulf Coast · LNG, energy & industrial gas

Cryogenic PPE for Houston LNG, Energy & Industrial Gas

Houston is the energy capital of the US, and the Gulf Coast moves LNG, liquid oxygen, nitrogen and argon every day. GERF® cryogenic PPE protects operators at transfer points, tanker unloading and cryogenic maintenance.

  • Extra Grip EN 511 3-3-1
  • Oil & Gas line
  • Helmet faceshield
  • USA Company
GERF® Certified Cryogenic Protection · USA Brand

Gulf Coast operations

From the Ship Channel to the LNG terminals

Freeport, Corpus Christi, Sabine Pass, Lake Charles and Cameron: GERF® supplies PPE for the tasks where cryogenic liquids are exposed.

Extra Grip elbow cryogenic gloves

LNG transfer & loading

Connecting and disconnecting transfer lines. Extra Grip 58 cm gloves keep grip on couplings and valves.

Extra Grip 58 cm →
Oil and Gas industrial cryogenic gloves

Tanker & ISO-container unloading

Industrial gas distribution and bulk deliveries. Oil & Gas 48 cm gloves with reinforced palm.

Oil & Gas 48 cm →
GERF cryogenic helmet faceshield with goggles

Venting & line purging

Head and face exposure near vents and relief valves. Helmet faceshield combined with goggles.

Helmet faceshield →
Oil and Gas Extreme leather cryogenic gloves

Cryogenic machining & shrink fitting

LN2 cooling in workshops and maintenance. Oil & Gas Extreme leather gloves.

Oil & Gas Extreme →
LN2 Total Defense kit contents

Turnarounds & shutdowns

Head-to-toe kit for crews working near cryogenic systems: LN2 Total Defense.

LN2 Total Defense →

Protection system by body zone

One protocol, four body zones

Select PPE by where the splash can reach: face, hands and arms, torso, legs and feet.

Head, face & eyes

Splashes during pouring, venting and line disconnection.

  • Face shield over safety glasses
  • Helmet faceshield + goggles for industrial sites
  • Hood with face shield for full-suit work
Face & eye protection →

Hands & arms

Contact with cold surfaces and liquid splashes on hands and forearms.

  • Standard Line: EN 511 3-2-1 (CTC)
  • Extra Grip Line: EN 511 3-3-1 (Intertek)
  • 5 lengths: 33, 38, 48, 58 and 68 cm
Cryogenic gloves →

Torso

Splash and spill exposure on chest, abdomen and upper legs.

  • Apron 90-CRYO-DL: AITEX, contact cold level 4
  • Vest & shoulder protector 90-CRYO-SHP
  • Jackets, trousers and coveralls
Aprons & vests →

Legs & feet

Liquid running down legs and into footwear.

  • Gaiters 90-CRYO-GTS: AITEX, contact cold level 4
  • Keeps splashes out of boots
  • Cryogenic boots and trousers
Legs & feet →

OSHA & cryogenic protocol

How GERF® PPE fits OSHA requirements on energy sites

OSHA reference What it requires How the GERF® kit covers it
29 CFR 1910.132 Assess workplace hazards, select PPE for each hazard and train workers. Zone-by-zone kits (head, hands, torso, legs) and certificates you can attach to your hazard assessment.
29 CFR 1910.133 Eye and face protection against liquid splashes. Face shield worn over safety glasses or goggles, included in GERF® safety kits.
29 CFR 1910.138 Hand protection against harmful temperature extremes. Cryogenic gloves tested to EN 511 (cold) and EN 388 (mechanical), in 5 lengths.
OSHA QuickFacts: Cryogens & Dry Ice Never handle LN2 or dry ice with bare hands; use a face shield together with safety glasses or goggles. Gloves + face shield + safety glasses in one kit, plus apron and gaiters for splash zones.
29 CFR 1910.136 Foot protection where feet are exposed to hazards. Gaiters keep cryogenic splashes out of footwear; pair them with your required safety shoes.

OSHA does not certify or approve PPE brands. The employer is responsible for the hazard assessment and PPE selection; GERF® supplies certified equipment and documentation to support it.

Gloves for industrial cryogenic work

Which GERF® glove for which job?

Glove Best for Lengths Certified data
Extra Grip Line Valves, couplings, hoses and pipes 33 · 38 · 48 · 58 · 68 cm EN 511 3-3-1 · EN 388 2222X (Intertek)
Standard Line General LN2 handling and sampling 33 · 38 · 48 · 58 · 68 cm EN 511 3-2-1 · EN 388 2222X (CTC)
Oil & Gas 48 cm LN2 supply, tanker unloading 48 cm Reinforced palm
Oil & Gas Extreme Workshops, cryogenic machining Long cuff Leather, aluminium and fleece lining

Independently tested

Certificates for your HSE file

Product Certified by Certificate Result
Standard Line gloves CTC (France), notified body 0075 0075/6259/162/06/25/1259 · valid to 06/2030 EN 511 3-2-1 · EN 388 2222X
Extra Grip Line gloves Intertek ITASLNB26002147 · valid to 03/2031 EN 511 3-3-1 · EN 388 2222X
Apron 90-CRYO-DL AITEX, notified body 0161 26/10243/00/0161/B · valid to 07/2031 Contact cold level 4 (0.29 m²K/W)
Gaiters 90-CRYO-GTS AITEX, notified body 0161 26/10242/00/0161/B · valid to 07/2031 Contact cold level 4 · EN 388
Vest 90-CRYO-SHP AITEX, notified body 0161 26/10375/00/0161/B · valid to 10/2031 PPE Category II · XS–5XL

EU type-examination certificates under Regulation (EU) 2016/425. Copies available on request at info@cryoprotectiongloves.com.

FAQ

Cryogenic PPE for Gulf Coast energy sites

Do you supply LNG terminals and contractors on the Gulf Coast?

Yes. We quote and ship to operators, EPC contractors and industrial gas distributors in Texas and Louisiana, with volume pricing for crews.

Which glove is best for LNG transfer?

Extra Grip gloves in 58 or 68 cm: EN 511 contact cold level 3 and a grip palm for couplings and valves.

Are cryogenic gloves flame resistant?

No. Cryogenic gloves protect against cold and splashes. If your site also has a fire hazard, assess FR clothing separately; we also supply FR coveralls.

Can I order for a whole crew?

Yes. Request a quote with quantities and sizes and we prepare a volume offer.

Equip your crew for cryogenic work

Volume quotes for operators, contractors and industrial gas distributors.