Durable polyurethane foam earplugs; bright-coloured for quick checks, optimal 36db noise reduction. Universal fit; superior comfort for high-noise environments.
These earplugs, made from durable polyurethane foam, promise both longevity and consistent protection. Their bright colours ensure easy identification, streamlining compliance checks in professional settings.
The combination of soft, slow recovery foam with a smooth texture guarantees superior comfort for extended periods. Designed with a universal tapered shape, they easily adapt to a wide range of ear shapes, ensuring an excellent fit for all users. And, with a noise reduction rating of 36db, they are optimal supplementary PPE in high-noise environments, from bustling factories to loud music festivals.
Unlike bulkier ear defenders, these earplugs remain comfortable even in warm climates, ensuring all-day wearability. The string attachment that connects the two earplugs serves as a convenient feature, preventing loss and facilitating easy removal when necessary.
Demystify workplace first aid & find out exactly what your business needs.
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Ear plugs serve a dual purpose. Primarily, they protect users from harmful noise levels in the workplace, preventing hearing loss and conditions like tinnitus. They also shield ears from water, dust, foreign objects, and strong winds. Unlike bulkier ear defenders that sit outside the ear, ear plugs are inserted into the ear canal, offering enhanced hearing protection, especially in zones of intense noise.
Their compact nature makes them compatible with other protective equipment, like goggles and helmets. For those in warmer climates, ear plugs are a preferred choice, as they remain comfortable even in heat, unlike ear defenders.
To reuse, simply roll and reshape the earplug with clean hands. When the earplug becomes dirty or loses its stickiness, discard it.
Always utilise the entire earplug. Do not break it into smaller fragments. Using reduced-sized plugs can result in them getting trapped in the ear canal, potentially harming the ear. If fragments of the earplug become lodged inside the ear canal, seek medical attention promptly.
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Specification | Details |
Material | Polyurethane Foam |
Colour | Bright Yellow (For Easy Identification) |
Design | Tapered for Universal Fit |
Noise Reduction | 36db |
Ear plugs are part of essential construction site PPE. Find out what else you need to equip your site with for health and safety compliance. In the bustling soundscape of the modern workplace, UK business owners bear a significant responsibility to protect their employees' hearing and, thus, their overall well-being. The Control of Noise at Work Regulations 2005 has set forth guidelines to safeguard auditory health, and understanding them is crucial for any business.
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Earplugs are an essential tool for safeguarding one's hearing, especially in environments characterised by persistent or sudden loud noises. Here's a deeper dive into their utility across various settings:
These environments often involve heavy machinery, power tools, or processes that emit high-decibel noises. Business owners have a duty of care to protect their employees' hearing under health and safety regulations. By providing ear protection, they not only ensure a safer workplace but also demonstrate a commitment to employee wellbeing. Workers, on their part, should take the responsibility to wear such protective equipment consistently, ensuring they reduce the risk of long-term hearing damage.
In these settings, the intensity of music and sound effects can sometimes surpass safe hearing levels. While these venues offer an immersive experience, prolonged exposure without ear protection can lead to temporary or even permanent hearing loss. Venue owners and event organisers should consider offering ear protection as part of their duty of care to both employees and visitors. Attendees, whether they're staff or the public, should be proactive in considering their auditory health, possibly carrying their own earplugs if they frequent such environments often.
Should you experience discomfort, itching, pain, or any uncommon reactions during or after wearing the earplugs, consult with a medical professional promptly. If you face difficulty in removing the earplugs or if small fragments break off inside the ear, it's essential to see a doctor immediately. Furthermore, if you're unsure about the right ear protection tailored to your needs, professional advice can direct you aptly.
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Yes, with proper care and handling, these earplugs are reusable. Ensure you roll and reshape them with clean hands before each use and discard them when they become soiled or lose their stickiness.
They are ideal for noisy environments such as construction sites, factories, workshops, and entertainment venues like festivals, clubs, and gigs.
Unlike ear defenders that sit outside the ear, earplugs are inserted into the ear canal. This often offers superior hearing protection in extremely noisy areas and provides a more comfortable option in warmer climates.
Always use the entire earplug without splitting it. Using smaller fragments can lead to them getting lodged in the ear canal. If this occurs, it's essential to seek medical attention.
These earplugs have a tapered design that adapts to various ear shapes. Just mould them into a rounded shape and gently press them against the ear opening, ensuring an airtight seal.
It's time to replace your earplugs when they become dirty, lose their stickiness, or no longer form an effective seal in your ear.
While primarily designed for noise protection, these earplugs can also shield ears from water, dust, and foreign objects. However, always ensure a proper fit to prevent water intrusion.
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