Milwaukee
Milwaukee Tool Anti-Vibration Cut Level 4 High Dexterity Coated Nitrile Dipped Glove - M
- SKU:
- MLW48-73-8761
- Availability:
- Usually Ships Same Day
- Weight:
- 0.18 LBS
Description
DUTY®
Anti-Vibration
Nitrile Dipped Gloves
Size M · 1 pair · Check task requirements and current glove markings
Product Overview
These work gloves use an 18-gauge knit with a sandy nitrile coating and a reinforced thumb web.
SMARTSWIPE fingertips let you use a screen with gloves on. A knit cuff fits at the wrist.
- Grip coatingSandy nitrile finish.
- Thumb webNitrile reinforcement.
- Knit design18-gauge construction.
- Touchscreen useSMARTSWIPE fingertips.
Technical Specifications
- Glove size
- M
- Package
- 1 pair
- Coating
- Sandy nitrile
- Knit gauge
- 18
- Liner
- HPPE blend knit
- Cuff
- Elasticated knit
Choose the Correct Fit
Choose the listed size and check movement with fingers extended and bent. The knit cuff should sit securely without restricting wrist movement.
The manufacturer identifies vibration reduction, not elimination of exposure. Use the glove markings and task hazards to select protection; the coating is not a chemical-compatibility claim.
Installation & Care
Inspect the coating, thumb web, fingertips and TPR knuckle area before use. Replace gloves with tears, damaged components or worn-through coating.
The manufacturer sheet specifies warm washing at 105°F with mild detergent, no bleach and line drying. Check the glove label before cleaning.
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Important Product Questions
What size is this exact model?
Model 48-73-8761 is size M. The manufacturer’s exact-model table lists one pair.
Is the coating the same as the liner?
No. The exact-model sheet identifies a sandy nitrile dip over an HPPE blend knit liner. Neither description alone establishes suitability for chemical exposure.
How should I select gloves for the task?
Use current glove markings, manufacturer instructions and the workplace hazard assessment. No glove is cut-proof or suitable for every hazard; avoid gloves near moving machinery where entanglement is possible.
