Milwaukee
Milwaukee Tool Cut Level 3 High Dexterity Polyurethane Dipped Gloves - XXL
- SKU:
- MLW48-73-8734
- Availability:
- Usually Ships Same Day
- Weight:
- 0.12 LBS
Description
DUTY®
Cut A3 • XXL
PU Dipped Gloves
Xxl high-dexterity gloves combine an ANSI A3 cut rating, an 18-gauge knit and a polyurethane dip for small-part handling.
Product Overview
The size XXL glove pairs an ANSI A3 cut rating with a polyurethane dip for precise small-part handling.
An 18-gauge knit keeps this size XXL glove flexible, with HPPE fibers incorporated for cut resistance.
- Reinforced WebReinforced thumb web.
- SMARTSWIPETouchscreen access.
- Cut-level IDColor bands identify rating.
- Breathable backKnit helps release hand heat.
Technical Specifications
- Size
- XXL
- ANSI Cut
- A3
- Palm Coating
- Polyurethane
- Knit Gauge
- 18 gauge
- EN 388
- 4342C
- Touchscreen
- SMARTSWIPE
Choose the Correct Fit
Choose size XXL only if the fingers seat fully without excess fabric at the tips. Open and close your hand to check movement and grip.
Confirm ANSI A3 cut resistance matches the task before handling materials. Review the glove markings together with your workplace hazard assessment.
Installation & Care
Test the polyurethane-coated grip on a safe sample of the actual material. Wet, oily or dusty surfaces can change how securely an object is held.
Inspect the coating, knit and seams before each use. Replace gloves with holes, cuts or worn grip; clean and dry them only as directed on the product label.
Small Details. Big Jobsite Energy.
Get set. Stay focused. Make your next move count.
THE NEXT JOB.
Ask Willy:
Choosing a size XXL cut-resistant glove? Tell Willy the materials, grip conditions and required rating so the GetPipe team can help check the selection.
Important Product Questions
Does the cut rating cover every hazard?
The ANSI A3 rating describes tested cut resistance; it does not make the glove cut-proof. Match the rating to a workplace hazard assessment. It does not establish electrical, chemical, heat or needlestick protection.
Can the coating protect against chemicals?
Do not use the polyurethane dip as evidence of chemical resistance. Select gloves using chemical-specific test data for the substance, concentration and contact time. A grip coating alone also does not establish waterproof protection.
Can I wear these around rotating machinery?
Gloves can catch in moving machinery. Follow the equipment instructions and workplace procedure, and keep hands clear of exposed rotating parts. Stop the equipment before adjusting or clearing material.
