Milwaukee Tool 48-73-3205 Banded Foam Earplugs 25db 5 Pack

Product Description

The MILWAUKEE TOOL 48-73-3205 is a banded foam earplug designed for hearing protection in high-noise work environments. Each plug features a cone shape with a push-in stem for fast, consistent insertion without rolling or finger contact. The connected band sits behind the neck, keeping the plugs accessible for repeated on-and-off use throughout a shift. Rated at 25 decibels Noise Reduction Rating (NRR), these disposable plugs meet the demands of trades work around loud HVAC equipment, power tools, and mechanical systems. Each pack contains 5 pairs.

These earplugs are suited for residential and commercial job sites where intermittent or sustained noise exposure requires PPE compliance. The behind-neck band style is practical for workers who frequently enter and exit noisy areas, such as mechanical rooms, rooftop equipment zones, or active construction spaces. The push-in stem design eliminates the need to roll the plug before insertion, reducing installation time and maintaining hygiene. Disposable construction supports single-use or short-term use protocols common in industrial and trade environments.

Key Features

• 25 dB Noise Reduction Rating (NRR) for high-noise trade environments
• Push-in stem insertion — no rolling required, faster donning
• Behind-neck band keeps plugs accessible between noisy tasks
• Cone-shaped foam plug for consistent fit and acoustic seal
• Disposable design supports hygiene and single-use protocols
• Red color for easy visual identification during site safety checks

Compatibility

Designed as a standard banded disposable earplug for general trade and industrial hearing protection applications where a 25 dB NRR push-in style is specified.

Installation Notes

Banded earplugs are donned and doffed by the user without tools — no installation by a technician is required. Workers should verify the plug is fully seated using the push-in stem before entering high-noise areas. Hearing protection selection and use should conform to OSHA 29 CFR 1910.95 or applicable site safety programs. Inspect the band and plugs for damage before each use and discard if foam integrity is compromised.