Howard Leight QB100HYG Banded Push-in Earplugs 50 Pack

Product Description

The HOWARD LEIGHT QB100HYG is a banded, push-in stem earplug designed for repeated use in high-noise industrial, construction, and trade environments. The contoured vinyl plug body seats into the ear canal without requiring the user to roll or compress the tip, making one-handed insertion practical when wearing gloves. The banded design keeps the plugs tethered and accessible around the neck during intermittent noise exposure. Each pack contains 50 earplugs and meets ANSI S3.19-1974 hearing protection standards. This product is suited for licensed tradespeople and site workers who need fast, reliable hearing protection throughout a shift.

The QB100HYG is appropriate for use in commercial and industrial settings where intermittent hearing protection is required, including HVAC mechanical rooms, electrical panels, construction sites, and plumbing rough-in work. The universal size accommodates a wide range of users without fitting adjustments. The orange color provides visual confirmation that protection is in place. The push-in stem insertion method reduces contact with the plug body, supporting hygienic reuse across a 50-piece supply.

Key Features

• Push-in stem insertion requires no rolling or compressing, compatible with gloved hands
• Banded design keeps plugs tethered for quick removal and re-insertion during intermittent noise exposure
• Contoured vinyl plug body sized for universal fit
• Meets ANSI S3.19-1974 hearing protection standard
• Orange color provides visible confirmation of protection at a glance
• Pack of 50 plugs supports job-site supply needs

Compatibility

Designed as a universal-fit banded earplug suitable for general industrial and trade hearing protection programs where push-in stem style plugs are specified.

Installation Notes

Banded earplugs are worn by inserting the vinyl tip into the ear canal using the push-in stem, then allowing the band to rest under the chin or behind the neck. A licensed safety officer or site supervisor should verify proper fit and confirm noise reduction ratings are adequate for the measured SPL of the work environment. Inspect plugs before each use and discard if the vinyl shows cracking, deformation, or contamination. Hearing protection programs on commercial job sites may be subject to OSHA 29 CFR 1910.95 requirements.