Milwaukee 48-22-8910b Insulated Work Gloves Small

Product Description

The MILWAUKEE 48-22-8910b is a small-size insulated winter work glove designed for trade professionals who need warmth and hand protection without sacrificing dexterity. Each glove features a 15-gauge high-dexterity nylon outer shell, a warm acrylic terry cloth lining, and a double-dipped latex palm with a micro-finish surface. The latex palm provides water resistance and reliable grip on tools and materials. The dual thermal liner is secured to prevent separation during extended use, keeping hands consistently warm in cold outdoor conditions. These gloves carry an ANSI cut-resistance level 1 rating. Sold as a 12-pack of small-size gloves.

These gloves are suited for residential and commercial job sites where cold-weather hand protection is required alongside reliable grip and finger dexterity. Typical applications include material handling, general construction, and remodeling work. The high-dexterity fingertip construction allows technicians and tradespeople to handle small fasteners, tools, and components without removing the glove. The acrylic terry lining maintains warmth during prolonged outdoor exposure, making them a practical choice for winter service calls and exterior work.

Key Features

• 15-gauge high-dexterity nylon outer shell for fingertip sensitivity and breathability
• Double-dipped latex palm with micro-finish for water resistance and grip performance
• Warm acrylic terry cloth lining retains heat in cold outdoor conditions
• Secured dual thermal liner resists separation after extended job site use
• ANSI cut-resistance level 1 rated for general-purpose protection
• Black and red colorway; sold in a 12-pack of small-size gloves

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose insulated winter work glove for small-handed tradespeople in HVAC, plumbing, electrical, construction, and related fields requiring cold-weather hand protection with dexterity.

Installation Notes

Inspect gloves for tears or latex delamination before each use, particularly around the palm and finger areas. Latex-dipped gloves should not be used near open flame or extreme heat sources. Replace gloves if the outer shell or lining shows significant wear that compromises grip or thermal performance. Follow applicable site safety requirements for hand protection selection and glove class.