Milwaukee
Milwaukee Tool BOLT Hard Hat Chin Strap
- SKU:
- MLW48-73-1082
- Availability:
- Usually Ships Same Day
- Weight:
- 0.05 LBS
Description
DUTY®
BOLT Hard Hat
Chin Strap
An adjustable replacement chin strap designed for Milwaukee hard hats.
Product Overview
The adjustable strap provides added retention, using secure attachment clips to connect to the hard hat.
Soft fabric supports wear; match the clips to the hard hat’s strap points before replacement.
- Specified fitFor Milwaukee hard hats.
- Adjustable fitTune the chin-strap position.
- Secure clipsFit hard-hat strap points.
- Comfort materialSoft contact for extended wear.
Technical Specifications
- Fits
- Milwaukee hard hats
- Adjustment
- Adjustable strap
- Attachment
- Clips
- Color
- Black
- Length
- 15 in
- Width
- 0.5 in
Choose the Correct Fit
Match the strap to Milwaukee hard hats. A hard hat strap and a safety helmet strap should not be treated as interchangeable.
Check the original attachment layout and the head-protection instructions. Use the designated anchor points without drilling or modifying the shell.
Installation & Care
Fit every attachment securely and adjust the strap so the head protection stays in place comfortably. Check fit with the suspension adjusted.
Inspect webbing, clips and buckles before use. Follow the strap’s cleaning instructions and replace damaged components.
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Ask Willy:
Need the correct replacement strap? Send Willy the exact hard hat or safety helmet model and its attachment-point layout.
Important Product Questions
Does it fit both hard hats and safety helmets?
This exact strap is specified for Milwaukee hard hats. Order the strap listed for the other type of head protection if that is what you have.
How is the strap adjusted?
The strap is adjustable and attaches with secure clips. Fit it according to the hard hat’s instructions.
Does a chin strap replace a hard hat lanyard?
No. A chin strap helps retain head protection on your head. A hard hat lanyard serves a separate dropped-object retention role when the task requires one.
