Howard Leight 1035118-VS Cap-mounted Earmuffs

Product Description

The HOWARD LEIGHT 1035118-VS is a cap-mounted hearing protection earmuff designed for use with hard hats in industrial and construction environments. The unit features gray plastic cups with foam cushions that seal around the ear to attenuate hazardous noise levels. The headband is constructed of steel with a non-conductive design, making it suitable for electrical work environments. It mounts directly to a hard hat cap rather than fitting over the head independently, keeping the profile low and compatible with other PPE worn on the job. Licensed HVAC techs, electricians, and general tradespeople working in high-noise areas will find this a practical fit for daily use.

This earmuff is intended for cap-mounted installation on compatible hard hats, making it well suited for construction sites, industrial facilities, and any trade environment where workers must wear a hard hat alongside hearing protection. The adjustable headband accommodates a range of hard hat sizes, and the foam cushion material provides consistent contact for noise reduction. It meets ANSI S3.19-1974 standards for hearing protector performance. The non-conductive construction supports use in environments where electrical hazards are present.

Key Features

• Cap-mounted design attaches directly to hard hat for use alongside other PPE
• Foam ear cushions provide consistent seal for noise attenuation
• Gray plastic cups with steel headband construction
• Non-conductive headband material suitable for electrical work environments
• Adjustable headband fits a range of hard hat cap sizes
• Meets ANSI S3.19-1974 hearing protector performance standard

Compatibility

Designed for cap-mounted attachment to compatible hard hats. Verify hard hat slot type before installation, as cap-mount earmuffs require a hard hat with compatible attachment slots.

Installation Notes

Installation is performed by the end user or a safety equipment technician by attaching the earmuff arms to the designated slots on a compatible hard hat cap. No tools are typically required for attachment. Inspect the foam cushions regularly for wear, compression, or cracking, as degraded cushions reduce attenuation performance. Follow applicable OSHA hearing conservation program requirements and site safety protocols when selecting and fitting hearing protection.