Yes — for light-duty material handling, general-purpose, and remodeling tasks. The Milwaukee 48-22-89 is a nylon/Lycra knit glove with a sandy nitrile palm dip for grip and durability, rated ANSI/ISEA 105-2016 Cut Level A1 (the entry cut level) and EN 388 3121A. It is built for dexterity when handling small objects and parts, with SMARTSWIPE™ touchscreen-compatible fingertips and palms so you can use a phone or tablet without removing the gloves. For jobs with significant cut hazards you should step up to a higher cut level (A2–A9). Sold at Industrial Safety Products by the pair or the dozen, with free shipping on dozen orders.

The Milwaukee 48-22-89 Nitrile Dipped Gloves are rated ANSI/ISEA 105-2016 Cut Level A1 and tested to EN 388 with a rating of 3121A — abrasion 3, blade cut 1, tear 2, puncture 1, and an ISO 13997 (TDM) cut level of A. Cut Level A1 is the lowest ANSI cut tier, appropriate for light cut exposure in general material handling; it is not intended for high cut-hazard work. Milwaukee marks the cut level with a color-coded wrist band and a back-of-hand logo so the rating is easy to identify at a glance.

SMARTSWIPE™ is Milwaukee's touchscreen-compatible treatment built into the fingertips and palms of the 48-22-89 gloves. It lets the conductive glove material register on capacitive touchscreens, so you can operate phones, tablets, and job-site devices without taking the gloves off. Combined with the glove's thin 13-gauge knit liner and sandy nitrile grip, it keeps you working with tools and screens without swapping gloves.

The Milwaukee 48-22-89 gloves use a 13-gauge nylon/Lycra blend knit liner dipped with a sandy (foam) nitrile coating on the palm and fingers. The nylon/Lycra liner wicks moisture and stays breathable and flexible for all-day comfort, while the sandy nitrile coating adds grip and abrasion durability. The design keeps the glove thin and dexterous for handling small objects, and it is machine washable. The knit cuff is elasticated to keep the glove secure on the wrist.

The Milwaukee 48-22-89 Nitrile Dipped Gloves come in five sizes — S, M, L, XL, and 2XL. They feature a color-coded wrist band that also indicates the cut level (A1), plus a back-of-hand Milwaukee logo. The elasticated knit cuff and thin, breathable nylon/Lycra liner give a snug, comfortable fit across sizes.

Both. Industrial Safety Products (industrialsafetyproducts.com) sells the Milwaukee 48-22-89 Nitrile Dipped Gloves as single pairs (SKU 48-22-8900) and as a dozen pairs (SKU 48-22-8900B), in sizes S through 2XL. Dozen orders ship with free shipping, and the gloves are machine washable for reuse. Buying by the dozen is the common choice for crews that go through gloves regularly.

Cut Level A1 is the entry tier of the ANSI/ISEA 105-2016 cut-resistance scale (A1 through A9), meaning the Milwaukee 48-22-89 gloves offer light cut protection — suited to general material handling, parts handling, general-purpose, and remodeling work where sharp edges are minimal. They are a good everyday grip-and-dexterity glove, but for tasks with real cut hazards — sheet metal, glass, blades, or heavy fabrication — you should choose a higher ANSI cut level (A2–A9). Milwaukee's color-coded band makes the A1 rating easy to confirm before a task.

A nitrile-dipped glove like the Milwaukee 48-22-89 combines a thin, breathable knit liner with a sandy nitrile palm coating, giving you better grip on small parts and slippery objects than a plain knit glove and far more dexterity than bulky leather. The sandy nitrile resists abrasion and oils while the nylon/Lycra liner wicks moisture, and SMARTSWIPE™ fingertips let you use touchscreens without removing the gloves. It also carries an ANSI A1 / EN 388 3121A rating for light cut protection. The trade-off: dipped knit gloves prioritize feel and grip over the heavy-duty cut and puncture toughness of leather or higher-cut-level gloves.