Howard Leight XTR-1 Earplugs 32 Db Nrr 200 Pairs

Product Description

The HOWARD LEIGHT XTR-1 is a no-roll, bullet-shaped earplug designed for consistent hearing protection in high-noise industrial and trade environments. Rated at 32 decibels (dB) Noise Reduction Rating (NRR), these earplugs deliver a high level of attenuation without requiring the user to roll the plug before insertion. Made from soft polyurethane foam in a high-visibility orange color, the XTR-1 is sized for a small fit profile and is classified as reusable. Each box contains 200 pairs, making it a practical option for job-site supply and compliance programs managed by safety coordinators or site supervisors.

The XTR-1 is suited for use in loud mechanical environments such as HVAC equipment rooms, industrial facilities, construction sites, and manufacturing floors where sustained noise exposure exceeds OSHA permissible limits. The uncorded design eliminates entanglement hazards common in rotating-equipment work zones. The high-visibility orange color supports visual compliance checks by supervisors. These earplugs are appropriate for distribution to crews by safety managers, foremen, or trades leads as part of a personal protective equipment program.

Key Features

• 32 dB NRR provides substantial noise attenuation in high-decibel environments
• No-roll insertion method allows quick, consistent fit without foam compression step
• Bullet shape conforms to the ear canal for a secure, comfortable seal
• Uncorded design eliminates cord entanglement near rotating or moving equipment
• High-visibility orange color supports visual compliance verification on job sites
• 200 pairs per box supports bulk job-site distribution and inventory programs

Compatibility

Designed for general-purpose hearing protection use across industrial trades and construction environments where PPE compliance with OSHA noise exposure standards is required.

Installation Notes

Earplugs should be fitted by the end user following the manufacturer insertion instructions included with the product. Safety officers and site supervisors should verify proper fit as part of a hearing conservation program. No tools are required. Reusable earplugs should be inspected before each use and replaced when the foam shows signs of dirt, deformation, or reduced elasticity.