Welcome to MILWAUKEE®

Our website uses cookies and similar technology and we use them for a range of purposes (including, to personalise content and improve the way our website works) when you visit our website. You can find out more about our use of cookies in our Cookie Policy. Select 'Accept all cookies' if you are happy for us to place all cookies and select 'Cookie Settings' if you would like to manage your cookie preferences.

All
Search by article number, product name, model codeSearch by article number, product name, model code

UNDERSTANDING THE GUIDANCE

STAY SAFE

STAY PRODUCTIVE

DISPOSABLE RESPIRATORS
EN 149:2001+A1:2009 – RESPIRATORY PROTECTIVE DEVICES – HALF MASK

EN 149 provides requirements, and testing method for respiratory protective devices to protect against particles.

3 classes of protection:
FFP1 / FFP2 / FFP3
FF = Filtering Facepieces
NR = Not Reusable
D = Dolomite (protection included when D mentioned)
ApplicationsMaterialsFFP Level
Cutting, Drilling, Grinding, SandingAsbestosFFP3
Brick Dust (Can contain Silica)FFP3
Cement (Can contain Silica)FFP3
Concrete (Can contain Silica)FFP3
Glass DustFFP3
Hard Wood (Oak, Tropical Wood, Teak, MDF)FFP3
MetalFFP2
Mild SteelFFP2
Mineral Dust (Can contain Silica/Asbestos)FFP3
Paint Chrome FreeFFP2
Paint with Chrome, Arsenic, CopperFFP3
PlasticFFP2
SilicaFFP3
Soft Wood (Pine, Lumber)FFP2
SolderingFFP2
Stainless SteelFFP3
SteelFFP2
VarnishFFP2
-Waste SortingFFP2
Sweeping FloorsFFP1
PollenFFP1
SAFETY GLASSES
EN 166:2001 PERSONAL EYE-PROTECTION

The EN 166 standard specifies requirement for personal eye-protectors, used to combat various hazards as encountered across numerous industries which are likely to damage the eye or impair vision. The EN 170 standard specifies requirements for ultraviolet filters, while EN 172 refers to the sun glare filtration for industrial use.


All Milwaukee safety glasses are certified according to EN 166,to guarantee the eye protection and the resistance to impact. The clear safety glasses are EN 170 certified, to offer an UV protection, even with clear lenses, while the tinted and polarised safety glasses are EN 172 certified to offer a solar protection, ideal for the jobsite and also during leisure time.

2C -1.2 MT 1FT CE
2EN 170 (UV filters standard)
CUnimpaired color (clear lenses)
1.2Protection level (1.2 is the lightest)
MTMilwaukee Tool
1Optical class (avoid diziness)
FImpact resistance (only F can apply to safety glasses, A & B are for safety goggles)
KAnti-scratch
NAnti-fog
CEEuropean Certification
Same frame marking for all 6 SKUs: MT 166 FT CE
MTMilwaukee Tool
166Name of the EN standard
FImpact resistance (only F can apply to safety glasses, A & B are for safety goggles)
TExtreme temperatures resistance (-5 / +55 )
CEEuropean Certification
HEARING PROTECTION
EN 352-2:2020 HEARING PROTECTORS: EARPLUGS
Hearing protection is mandatory when noise exceeds 85 dB (upper action level).
LOWERACTIONLEVELTARGET ZONEOver protection>110100908580<70Noise attenuation 32dB (A)77dB (A)Breaker109dB (A)BreakerEmployers must provide hearing protectionEmployees must wear hearing protectionUPPERACTIONLEVEL
SNR (Single Number Rating)Attenuation in dB
H/M/LHigh-/ Medium- /Low-frequency attenuation value
Noise – SNRResidual noise level
Higher SNR or H/M/L valueHigher noise attenuation
HAND PROTECTION
EN 388:2016 PROTECTIVE GLOVES AGAINST MECHANICAL RISKS

The EN 388 standard specifies requirements, test methods, marking and information to be supplied for protective gloves against the mechanical risks of abrasion, blade cut, tear, puncture and, if applicable, impact.


The impact protection has to fully encompass the back of hand, including the fingers. This standard is intended to be used in conjunction with EN ISO 21420.


All Milwaukee hand protection solutions are certified according to both EN ISO 21420 and EN 388 standards, the rating given varies for each type of gloves. EN ISO 21420 is the European general requirement and test method standard for protective gloves.

RatingResult
Abrasion1-44
Cut (Coup Test)1-53
Tear1-44
Puncture1-43
Cut (TDM - 100 Test)A-FC
Impact ProtectionP,FX
X = Not tested, P = Pass, F = Fail
WINTER GLOVES
EN 511:2006 PROTECTIVE GLOVES AGAINST COLD

The EN 511 standard specifies the requirements and test methods for protective gloves against convective cold or contact cold down to - 50 ° C solid.


The cold can vary with the climatic conditions or one professional activity. This standard is intended to be used in conjunction with EN 388 and EN ISO 21420.

Min -Result
Convective Cold0-40
Contact Cold0-41
Water Permeability0-1X
X = Not tested
HIGH VISIBILITY
EN ISO 20471:2013 HIGH VISIBILITY CLOTHING

The EN ISO 20471 standard specifies requirements for high visibility clothing to ensure it is capable of visually signaling the user’s presence. High visibility clothing ensures the user can be seen in all light conditions and is divided into 3 performance classes depending on the requirements.


The Milwaukee high visibility vests are intended for multiple applications and are class 2 certified.

Class 1Class 2Class 3
Reflective Tape0.10 sqm0.13 sqm0.20 sqm
Fluorescent Material0.14 sqm0.50 sqm0.80 sqm
Level of VisibilityLowestIntermediateHighest
KNEE PADS
EN 14404:2004+A1:2010 KNEE PROTECTORS FOR WORK WHEN KNEELING

EN 14404 is the European standard for knee protection.


Knee pads certified according to the EN 14404 standard are tested regarding impact absorption, pressure distribution of the entire surface, penetration of sharp or pointy objects.


Knee pads are classified in types and in protection classes. Only certified products are allowed to show the protection class with the logo.

Type 1Knee pads independent of other clothing, fastened around the legs.
Type 2Knee pads in foam or other padding, secured in pockets on the legs, or which is permanently attached to the pants.
Type 3Knee pads not stuck to the body but placed in position as the user moves around.
Type 4Knee pads, which is part of a unit with additional functions, such as the framework for support to stand up, or kneeling seat. Can be worn on the body, or be independent.
Protection Class 0Flat floor surfaces
Protection Class 1Flat or uneven floor surface. Protects against penetration by a force of at least (100 ± 5) N
Protection Class 2Flat or uneven floor surfaces under severe conditions. Protects against penetration by a force of at least (250 ± 10) N