Portwest EP08 Corded PU Foam Ear Plugs (200 pairs)

Portwest EP08 Corded Ear Plugs Overview:

The Portwest EP08 Corded PU Foam Ear Plugs are an excellent choice for anyone seeking reliable hearing protection in noisy environments. These ear plugs are made from soft, low-pressure polyurethane foam, which moulds to the shape of your ear canal for a comfortable, secure fit.

The corded design of these ear plugs makes them easy to wear and store. The cord is made from a durable, braided material that is resistant to wear and tear, and helps prevent the ear plugs from being lost or dropped.

These corded ear plugs have a high noise reduction rating of 37 dB, making them suitable for use in a wide range of environments, from construction sites and factories to concerts and sporting events. They are also ideal for use during travel, whether on airplanes or trains, where noise levels can be particularly high.

Features and benefits:

• Made from soft, low pressure polyurethane foam
• Corded design for easy wearing and storage
• Durable braided cord helps prevent loss or dropping
• High noise reduction rating of 37 dB
• Suitable for use in a wide range of noisy environments
• Ideal for travel, concerts, and sporting events
• Sold in packs of 200 for cost-effectiveness
• Bright Orange colour for easy spotting
• Individually wrapped for hygiene and convenience

Conforming to the below safety standards:

EN 352-2 – European Safety Standard for Earplugs

EN 352-2 defines earplugs as all hearing protectors that are worn directly in the auditory canal or ear cavity.

According to the regulations, use of earplugs is recommended:

• for continuous noise (lower frequencies)
• when earmuffs tend to cause strong sweating
• when also wearing safety spectacles
• when wearing other protective equipment such as head protection or face protection
• together with earmuffs for brief periods of extreme noise

More information:

Here is a link to these Portwest EP08 corded ear plugs on the manufactures website.

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