Milwaukee
Milwaukee Tool High Visibility Cut Level 1 Polyurethane Dipped Gloves - Large
- SKU:
- MLW48-73-8937
- Availability:
- Usually Ships Same Day
- Weight:
- 0.34 LBS
Description
DUTY®
High-Visibility Cut 1
Polyurethane Gloves
Large high-visibility gloves with a 15-gauge knit, polyurethane dip and SMARTSWIPE fingertips.
Product Overview
The lightweight, breathable knit supports comfort and finger movement while handling small objects. A polyurethane dip forms the grip surface.
SMARTSWIPE fingertips allow access to touchscreen devices without removing the gloves. Color-coded wristbands help identify the ANSI Cut Level 1 rating.
- Fine-knit flexibilityThe 15-gauge construction supports dexterity.
- Light and breathableSoft knit material supports comfortable wear.
- Device accessSMARTSWIPE fingertips support touchscreen use.
- Cut-level identificationColor-coded wristbands help distinguish the rating.
Technical Specifications
- Size
- Large
- ANSI cut level
- A1
- EN388
- 3121A
- Knit
- 15-gauge
- Coating
- Polyurethane
- Style
- High visibility
Choose the Correct Fit
Choose size Large and confirm ANSI Cut Level 1 is suitable for the task and materials handled.
Check finger movement, cuff fit and grip before starting work. Cut-resistant gloves are not cut-proof.
Installation & Care
Inspect the coating, fingertips and liner before use. Replace gloves that are damaged or heavily worn.
Follow the glove care label for washing and drying. Check the fit and coating again before returning the gloves to service.
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Important Product Questions
Which size and cut rating is this model?
This model is size Large with ANSI Cut Level 1. Match the model and glove markings to the protection required for the task.
Can I use a touchscreen with the gloves on?
Yes. SMARTSWIPE fingertips allow touchscreen access without removing the gloves.
What should I inspect before use?
Check the liner, coating and thumb-index area for damage or wear. Replace damaged gloves and confirm a secure fit before handling materials.
