Milwaukee Tool 48-73-1454 Eye Visor Replacement Lenses

Product Description

The MILWAUKEE TOOL 48-73-1454 is a pack of 10 gasketed clear polycarbonate eye visor replacement lenses designed for use with Milwaukee BOLT Safety Helmets and BOLT Hard Hat Mounts. Each lens is made from impact-resistant polycarbonate and features a universal size profile measuring 9.80 inches in length, 8.07 inches in width, and 4.33 inches in height. The gasket design helps maintain a secure fit and provides a barrier against airborne debris. This replacement pack is a practical solution for job sites where lens clarity and condition must be maintained regularly. Installation and replacement are handled by safety equipment coordinators, site supervisors, or individual tradespeople managing their own PPE.

These replacement lenses are intended for use on Milwaukee BOLT Safety Helmets and BOLT Hard Hat Mounts in residential, commercial, and industrial applications. They are suited for environments where eye protection is required as part of a full face or brow-guard visor assembly. The clear lens color provides unobstructed visibility across a range of task types, including close-detail work, overhead work, and general construction activity. The pack of 10 makes this a convenient stock item for crew-level PPE management on larger job sites.

Key Features

• Clear polycarbonate lens material provides impact resistance and optical clarity
• Gasketed design helps secure the lens within the visor frame
• Universal size fits the BOLT Safety Helmet and BOLT Hard Hat Mount system
• Each lens measures 9.80 inches long, 8.07 inches wide, and 4.33 inches in height
• Pack of 10 lenses supports crew-level PPE restocking
• Total pack weight of 1.9 pounds keeps storage and transport manageable

Compatibility

Designed for use with Milwaukee BOLT Safety Helmets and BOLT Hard Hat Mounts. Compatible with Milwaukee Safety Helmets and Hard Hats as specified by the manufacturer.

Installation Notes

Replacement should be performed by the equipment user or a designated safety equipment handler. Power down or de-energize any nearby equipment before performing PPE maintenance in a live work area. Inspect the visor frame and mounting hardware for wear or damage before installing a new lens. Follow the helmet manufacturer guidelines and applicable ANSI Z87.1 standards when servicing or replacing eye protection components.