Jackson Safety 67212 Foam Ear Plugs 31 Db Disposable

Product Description

The JACKSON SAFETY 67212 is a disposable, corded foam ear plug designed to protect workers from hazardous noise in industrial and construction environments. Rated at 31 dB noise reduction, this bullet-shaped plug is made from soft roll-down polyurethane foam that self-adjusts to fit the ear canal after insertion. The high-visibility orange color supports compliance monitoring on job sites. Licensed HVAC technicians, electricians, plumbers, and other trade professionals working in loud mechanical rooms or near heavy equipment rely on this type of hearing protection to meet OSHA requirements.

These ear plugs are suited for continuous use in high-noise environments including mechanical equipment rooms, generator enclosures, compressor areas, and active construction zones. The corded design keeps pairs together and reduces loss during frequent removal and reinsertion throughout a shift. Universal sizing eliminates the need for fit-testing multiple sizes, making them practical for employers supplying hearing protection across a crew. The disposable format supports single-use hygiene protocols common in industrial facilities.

Key Features

• 31 dB noise reduction rating for protection against hazardous industrial noise levels
• Bullet-shaped design allows easy roll-down insertion and a secure fit in the ear canal
• Soft polyurethane foam self-expands to conform to the shape of the ear canal
• High-visibility orange color supports supervisor compliance monitoring
• Corded design keeps the pair connected and reduces workplace loss
• Meets ANSI S3.19 standards for hearing protection devices

Compatibility

Designed as a universal-fit disposable ear plug suitable for adults in general industrial, construction, and mechanical trade environments where noise reduction is required.

Installation Notes

These ear plugs are installed by rolling the foam tip between fingers to compress it, then inserting it into the ear canal and holding it in place while the foam expands. Workers should ensure clean, dry hands before insertion to maintain hygiene and proper fit. Ear plugs should be inspected before each use and discarded if the foam is dirty, torn, or no longer springs back after compression. Consult applicable OSHA hearing conservation standards when selecting hearing protection for specific noise exposure levels.