Cut Level 3 Nitrile Dipped Gloves

Milwaukee Nitrile Dipped Gloves

July 9, 2020

Milwaukee Tool’s cut resistant dipped gloves are designed to provide ultimate durability, all–day comfort, and best in class dexterity for handling small objects. These gloves feature ANSI and EN cut level III protection as well as best in class puncture resistance to help prevent injuries from sharp objects on the jobsite.

Additionally, Milwaukee cut resistant gloves utilize a Comfort Web Grip to provide all-day comfort, best in class grip performance, and ultimate durability. SMARTSWIPE fingertips & palms provide full access to touchscreen devices without removing the gloves and also feature high dexterity fingertips to maximize control when handling small objects.

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