Moldex 6445 Flanged Corded Earplugs 27db Nrr 50 Pack

Product Description

The MOLDEX 6445 is a flanged, corded earplug designed for repeated use in high-noise industrial and trade environments. Molded from polyvinylchloride (PVC), these earplugs deliver a Noise Reduction Rating (NRR) of 27 decibels without requiring a roll-down insertion method. The flanged profile creates a consistent acoustic seal across a universal fit range, reducing variability between wearers. Each pair is connected by a cord to minimize loss and allow the earplugs to hang around the neck when not in use. This package contains 50 pairs, making it well-suited for job-site distribution or PPE program restocking.

These earplugs are appropriate for use in construction, manufacturing, HVAC mechanical rooms, electrical switchgear areas, and any workspace where sustained noise exposure exceeds OSHA permissible limits. The no-roll insertion design is especially practical in environments where workers wear gloves, since it eliminates the need to compress the plug before insertion. The reusable construction reduces per-use cost compared to single-use foam alternatives.

Key Features

• 27 dB Noise Reduction Rating (NRR) per ANSI S3.19-1974
• Flanged PVC body — no roll-down required before insertion
• Reusable design rated for multiple wear cycles
• Connecting cord reduces drop-and-loss risk on job sites
• Universal sizing fits a wide range of ear canal diameters
• Package quantity of 50 pairs supports crew-level PPE distribution

Compatibility

Designed as a universal-fit hearing protection solution suitable for general industry, construction, and trade applications where ANSI S3.19-1974 compliant earplugs are required.

Installation Notes

Earplugs should be inserted by a qualified safety officer or trained worker following the manufacturer fit instructions for flanged-style plugs. No roll-down compression is needed — insert the flanged tip directly into the ear canal with a straight pull on the upper ear to straighten the canal. Inspect plugs before each use and discard if the PVC shows cracks, deformation, or visible contamination. Hearing protection programs should comply with OSHA 29 CFR 1910.95 requirements for noise exposure and attenuation verification.