Milwaukee
Milwaukee Tool Wrecking Work Glove - S
- SKU:
- MLW48-73-8530
- Availability:
- Usually Ships Same Day
- Weight:
- 0.24 LBS
Description
DUTY®
Wrecking
Work Gloves
Size S · Model 48-73-8530 · Check task requirements and current glove markings
Product Overview
These work gloves use padded palms and fingertips with a reinforced thumb seam for wear.
A hook-and-loop closure adjusts the fit. The SMARTSWIPE knuckle lets you use a screen.
- Palm paddingReinforced handling areas.
- Thumb seamReinforced construction.
- Wrist closureAdjustable hook and loop.
- Touchscreen useSMARTSWIPE knuckle.
Technical Specifications
- Glove size
- S
- Pack quantity
- 1
- Wrist closure
- Hook and loop
- Padding
- Palm and fingertips
- Knuckle guard
- TPR
- Touchscreen area
- Knuckle
Choose the Correct Fit
Choose the listed size and adjust the wrist closure for a secure fit. Check that you can open and close your hand without loose material at the fingertips.
Padding and the TPR knuckle feature do not make a glove injury-proof. Select gloves using the task hazards, current markings and manufacturer instructions.
Installation & Care
Inspect the palm, fingertips, thumb seam and wrist closure before use. Replace gloves with torn material, worn padding or a closure that no longer holds correctly.
Follow the care label for cleaning and drying. Keep contamination away from touchscreens when using the SMARTSWIPE knuckle.
Small Details. Big Jobsite Energy.
Get set. Stay focused. Make your next move count.
THE NEXT JOB.
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Important Product Questions
What size is this exact model?
Model 48-73-8530 is size S. The manufacturer lists pack quantity 1. Check the exact model and package when ordering.
Which part works with a touchscreen?
The SMARTSWIPE knuckle is the touchscreen-compatible area. The padded palm and fingertips are separate durability features, not the identified screen-use area.
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.
