Pip 267-HPF210C Corded Earplugs 32db Nrr 100 Pack

Product Description

The PIP 267-HPF210C is a corded, disposable earplug designed for hearing protection in industrial and construction environments. Each plug is made from polyurethane foam in a tapered flare shape and inserted using the roll-down method. The pair achieves a Noise Reduction Rating of 32 decibels, tested to ANSI S3.19-1974. The black PVC cord keeps the pair connected and around the neck between uses, reducing loss and contamination risk. Safety managers, site supervisors, and workers in high-noise trades rely on this style for consistent, repeatable fit across a range of ear canal sizes. This package contains 100 earplugs.

These earplugs are suited for high-noise industrial settings including manufacturing floors, HVAC and mechanical rooms, construction sites, and utility work. The universal size accommodates a wide range of users, making them practical for crew-level distribution. The roll-down insertion method requires no special tools and provides a reliable acoustic seal when inserted correctly. The orange plug color aids visibility for compliance checks, confirming that protection is in place.

Key Features

• 32 dB Noise Reduction Rating (NRR) tested to ANSI S3.19-1974
• Tapered flare polyurethane foam body for consistent roll-down fit
• Black PVC cord keeps plugs paired and accessible between use
• Universal size fits a wide range of ear canal geometries
• Orange plug color supports at-a-glance compliance verification
• Disposable design — single-use or limited-reuse per safety program

Compatibility

Designed as a universal-fit disposable earplug suitable for general hearing conservation programs across industrial, construction, and trade service applications.

Installation Notes

Roll the plug into a tight cylinder before insertion, then reach over the head to gently pull the ear upward and back to straighten the ear canal before inserting. Hold the plug in place for several seconds until the foam expands and seats. Hearing protection programs in most jurisdictions follow OSHA 29 CFR 1910.95 or 29 CFR 1926.52 guidance — consult applicable regulations for exposure thresholds and program documentation requirements. Inspect plugs before each use and replace if soiled, damaged, or no longer forming a proper seal.