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The HOWARD LEIGHT ll-1 Laser Lite is a disposable, uncorded foam earplug designed for continuous hearing protection in industrial, construction, and general trade environments. Made from self-adjusting polyurethane foam, the earplug expands to conform to the ear canal for a reliable fit across a wide range of wearers. The contoured T-shape simplifies insertion and removal, reducing the chance of improper wear. A smooth, closed-cell foam skin resists soil buildup and helps maintain hygiene over a full shift. With a Noise Reduction Rating of 32 dB and maximum attenuation of 42.5 dB at 8000 Hz, this earplug meets demanding noise exposure requirements common in mechanical, electrical, and plumbing service work.
The ll-1 is suited for residential and commercial job sites where sustained high-noise environments require reliable, low-maintenance hearing protection. The vibrant magenta and yellow color scheme makes worn protection easy to spot during safety audits or supervisory walkthroughs. Each box contains 200 pairs packaged in a poly bag, making it practical for tool crib distribution, job trailer stocking, or bulk issuance to crews. Uncorded design reduces snagging hazards around rotating equipment or tight work spaces.
Designed as a single-use disposable earplug suitable for general-purpose hearing protection programs across HVAC, electrical, plumbing, and construction trades wherever OSHA-compliant hearing protection is required.
Proper fit is critical to achieving the rated NRR. Roll the earplug into a tight cylinder before insertion, pull the outer ear up and back to straighten the ear canal, insert fully, and hold in place while the foam expands. Replace after each use or when the earplug shows signs of soil, deformation, or reduced resilience. Hearing protection programs should be administered in accordance with OSHA 29 CFR 1910.95 noise exposure standards.
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