Milwaukee Tool 48-73-7012 Cut Resistant Gloves A7 Large

Product Description

The MILWAUKEE TOOL 48-73-7012 is an ANSI Cut Level A7, EN388-rated cut and puncture-resistant work glove designed for trade professionals who handle sharp materials, sheet metal, glass, or abrasive components. Built on an 18-gauge HPPE, tungsten steel, and nylon blend shell, these gloves deliver high dexterity without sacrificing hand protection. A long-lasting nitrile dip covers the palm and fingertips for grip on wet or oily surfaces. Reinforced nitrile coating between the thumb and index finger adds durability in the highest-wear zone. Touchscreen-compatible fingertips allow device use without removing the glove.

These gloves are suited for HVAC sheet metal work, electrical conduit handling, plumbing rough-in, and general trade applications where cut hazards are present but full-hand dexterity is required. The seamless HPPE lining reduces hand fatigue during extended use. The knit cuff provides a secure fit at the wrist. Sized Large for men, corresponding to a women's Medium, and sold as a single paired set. The breathable back construction and 18-gauge knit shell make them appropriate for indoor and outdoor jobsite use across the mechanical trades.

Key Features

• ANSI/ISEA Cut Resistance Level A7 for protection against high-cut-risk materials
• EN388 Rating 4X43F for internationally recognized cut, abrasion, and puncture performance
• 18-gauge HPPE, tungsten steel, and nylon blend shell for maximum cut resistance with full dexterity
• Long-lasting nitrile dipped palm and fingertip coating for grip on wet or oily surfaces
• Reinforced nitrile coating between thumb and index finger in the highest-wear zone
• Smartswipe touchscreen-compatible fingertips for device use without glove removal
• Seamless lining and breathable knit back for all-day wear comfort

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM work glove from the MILWAUKEE TOOL 48-73 series, sized Large for general trade professional use in cut-hazard environments.

Installation Notes

Inspect gloves for damage before each use and replace if the coating or shell shows cuts, tears, or significant wear. These gloves do not provide electrical arc flash protection and should not substitute for rated electrical PPE when working on energized equipment. Follow applicable OSHA PPE requirements and jobsite safety plans when selecting hand protection for specific hazard levels.