Milwaukee Tool 48-73-8751E Cut Resistant Gloves A5 Medium

Product Description

The MILWAUKEE TOOL 48-73-8751E is a cut and puncture resistant work glove built for general-purpose trade use. Rated ANSI/ISEA A5 for cut resistance and level 5 for puncture resistance, these gloves are part of the SMARTSWIPE series and are designed for tasks where hand protection and dexterity both matter. The primary shell is polyethylene with a nylon and spandex back and lining, and nitrile coating covers the thumb and index finger for targeted grip reinforcement. Abrasion resistance is rated at ANSI/ISEA level 5. Licensed tradespeople in HVAC, plumbing, electrical, and general construction work regularly reach for gloves at this protection level when handling sheet metal, fittings, conduit, and rough materials.

These gloves are suited for residential and light commercial jobsite work where A5-level cut protection is required without sacrificing finger sensitivity. The SMARTSWIPE-compatible fingertips allow touchscreen use without removing the gloves, which is practical on modern jobsites where technicians reference wiring diagrams, service apps, or inspection software on phones and tablets. The elasticated wrist cuff keeps the glove seated during active work. Sold as a pair in medium size, unisex fit.

Key Features

• ANSI/ISEA A5 cut resistance rating for high-risk general-purpose tasks
• ANSI/ISEA level 5 puncture resistance for protection against sharp edges and points
• Nitrile coating on thumb and index finger for grip and durability in high-wear zones
• SMARTSWIPE touchscreen-compatible fingertips for device use without removing gloves
• Polyurethane grip surface for added control on tools and materials
• Elasticated wrist cuff for secure, stay-in-place fit during active work

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose cut and puncture resistant glove for trade and industrial applications where ANSI/ISEA A5 cut protection is required.

Installation Notes

Inspect gloves before each use for tears, punctures, or coating separation that could compromise protection. PPE selection should follow applicable OSHA hand protection requirements and site-specific safety plans. Gloves should be replaced when cut or puncture resistance is visibly compromised. Do not use these gloves as a substitute for arc flash, chemical, or electrical insulation PPE where those specific hazards are present.