Howard Leight TRUSTFITPOD-1 Push-in Foam Earplugs 28 Nrr

Product Description

The HOWARD LEIGHT TRUSTFITPOD-1 is a push-in foam earplug designed for hearing protection in high-noise industrial, construction, and manufacturing environments. Each plug is molded from closed-cell foam in a round shape with a built-in stem that allows tool-free insertion without rolling or pre-compression. The plug is reusable and carries a Noise Reduction Rating (NRR) of 28 decibels, making it suitable for sustained exposure to loud machinery and equipment. Sold in a pack of 100 universal-fit plugs, this SKU is appropriate for safety managers stocking shared kits or individual technicians managing their own PPE supply.

These earplugs are used across a wide range of occupational settings including HVAC mechanical rooms, electrical utility work, woodworking, metal fabrication, and general plant environments where noise levels require hearing protection. The push-in stem design is well-suited for workers wearing gloves who cannot easily roll and compress traditional foam plugs. The universal sizing accommodates most adult ear canal dimensions without fitting customization.

Key Features

• 28 dB Noise Reduction Rating (NRR) for protection in high-noise environments
• Push-in stem insertion method — no rolling or compression required
• Closed-cell foam construction for a consistent, repeatable fit
• Reusable plug design suitable for multi-shift use
• Uncorded configuration for unrestricted movement
• High-visibility orange color for compliance visibility inspections
• Pack of 100 universal-fit plugs per package

Compatibility

Designed as a universal-fit hearing protection plug suitable for most adult ear canals. Intended for use as a standard PPE component in industrial and trade environments requiring OSHA-compliant hearing protection.

Installation Notes

Insert by grasping the stem between two fingers and gently pushing the foam plug into the ear canal until a secure seal is achieved. No rolling or pre-compression is required before insertion. Inspect the plug before each use and replace if the foam shows signs of soiling, damage, or loss of shape. Follow your site safety program and applicable OSHA 29 CFR 1910.95 guidelines for hearing conservation.