Milwaukee Tool 48-73-1365 Climbing Hard Hat Ansi Ii

Product Description

The MILWAUKEE TOOL 48-73-1365 is a BOLT Series climbing-style hard hat designed for impact-resistant head protection on demanding job sites. Built to ANSI Type II standards and rated Class E (Electrical), it offers top and lateral impact protection in a universal-fit shell made from impact-resistant plastic. The adjustable ratchet suspension system with composite components allows fast, tool-free fit adjustment even when wearing gloves. Weighing approximately 2.05 pounds, it is suitable for overhead work environments where a secure, non-vented shell is required to maintain protection integrity.

This hard hat is suited for construction, utility, and climbing applications where ANSI Type II, Class E compliance is required. The non-vented, non-slotted shell design keeps the protective envelope intact without accessory slots or ventilation cutouts that could compromise lateral impact ratings. The universal sizing and ratchet suspension make it adaptable for a wide range of head sizes across crew members in residential, commercial, and infrastructure trade settings.

Key Features

• ANSI Type II, Class E rated for top and lateral impact protection plus high-voltage electrical hazard resistance
• BOLT Series climbing-style shell in white, impact-resistant plastic
• Adjustable ratchet suspension with composite suspension material for secure, tool-free fitting
• Non-vented and non-slotted construction maintains full shell integrity
• Universal fit accommodates a broad range of head sizes
• No graphics or branding on shell for clean, site-compliant appearance

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or primary hard hat for trade professionals requiring ANSI Type II, Class E climbing-style head protection. Compatible with standard hard hat accessory systems that fit non-slotted Type II shells.

Installation Notes

Hard hats should be inspected before each use for cracks, dents, or suspension damage and replaced immediately if any are found. Ratchet suspension adjustment should be performed before donning to ensure a snug, stable fit. Follow applicable OSHA 29 CFR 1926.100 requirements and the manufacturer guidance on replacement intervals, as UV exposure and impact events reduce protective performance over time. Do not paint, drill, or modify the shell in any way.