Milwaukee
Milwaukee Tool BOLT Safety Helmet Ratcheting Suspension
- SKU:
- MLW48-73-1098
- Availability:
- Usually Ships Same Day
- Weight:
- 0.19 LBS
Description
DUTY®
BOLT Helmet
Suspension
Replacement ratcheting suspension with comfort padding for Milwaukee safety helmets.
Product Overview
The swinging ratchet adjusts the suspension fit. The assembly clicks into and out of the helmet.
Wicking band and pressure-reducing liner add comfort; both remove for machine washing.
- Swinging ratchetAdjusts suspension fit.
- Click-in assemblyInstall or remove assembly.
- Sweat managementWicking forehead band.
- Washable comfortRemovable band and liner.
Technical Specifications
- Fits
- Milwaukee safety helmets
- Adjustment
- Swinging ratchet
- Attachment
- Click-in / click-out
- Sweatband
- Moisture wicking
- Pad treatment
- Antimicrobial
- Fabric care
- Machine washable
Choose the Correct Fit
Match this replacement suspension to a Milwaukee safety helmet. Do not substitute it for a hard hat suspension based on the BOLT name alone.
Inspect the shell and all attachment points before replacement. A new suspension does not make a damaged shell safe to reuse.
Installation & Care
Follow the helmet’s suspension-installation instructions and fully engage every mounting point. Adjust the ratchet and check the complete fit.
Remove the sweatband and liner for machine washing as instructed. Inspect the suspension and replace damaged or worn components.
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Ask Willy:
Need help matching a suspension? Send Willy the exact safety helmet model and the replacement part currently installed.
Important Product Questions
Will it fit a Milwaukee hard hat?
This part is specified for Milwaukee safety helmets. Hard hats have their own model-specific replacement suspensions.
Which parts are washable?
The sweatband and liner are removable and machine washable. Follow the care instructions for the fabric and suspension separately.
Can a new suspension repair an impacted helmet?
No. Inspect and retire the helmet according to its instructions after impact or damage. Do not assume suspension replacement restores a damaged shell.
