Pip 267-HPF210 Earplugs 32 Db Nrr Uncorded 200 Pack

Product Description

The PIP 267-HPF210 is a disposable, uncorded earplug designed for hearing protection in high-noise work environments. Made from soft polyurethane foam in a bullet shape, these earplugs use a standard roll-down insertion method and deliver a Noise Reduction Rating (NRR) of 32 dB. Each pair fits universal sizing, making them suitable for most workers without fitting adjustments. The orange color allows for easy visual identification during safety compliance checks. This pack contains 200 individual earplugs and is intended for single-use or limited-use applications across industrial, construction, and mechanical trade settings.

These earplugs are well suited for environments requiring consistent hearing protection where corded styles are impractical or restricted. Typical applications include HVAC mechanical rooms, compressor areas, construction sites, manufacturing floors, and anywhere sustained noise levels exceed safe exposure thresholds. The uncorded design eliminates snagging hazards around rotating equipment. The high NRR of 32 dB makes them appropriate for heavy equipment operation, pneumatic tool use, and similar sustained-noise tasks where lighter-rated protection would be insufficient.

Key Features

• 32 dB Noise Reduction Rating (NRR) for high-noise environments
• Soft polyurethane foam construction for comfortable fit over extended wear
• Bullet shape with roll-down insertion method for consistent seal
• Uncorded design eliminates snag points near machinery
• Universal sizing fits most users without adjustment
• 200-count pack supports team-level or site-level distribution

Compatibility

Designed as a universal-fit disposable earplug suitable for general industrial hearing protection programs across trades including HVAC, electrical, plumbing, and construction.

Installation Notes

Proper fit is critical to achieving the rated NRR. Roll the earplug down to a thin cylinder before insertion and hold it in place until it fully expands in the ear canal. Workers with ear canal irregularities or prior ear conditions should consult a safety officer before use. Follow applicable OSHA 29 CFR 1910.95 hearing conservation requirements when selecting and distributing hearing protection on job sites.