Pip 267-HPF410C Corded Foam Earplugs 32 Nrr 100 Pack

Product Description

The PIP 267-HPF410C is a corded, roll-down foam earplug rated at 32 decibels Noise Reduction Rating (NRR), designed for workers in high-noise industrial, construction, and trade environments. The tapered flare shape compresses for easy insertion and expands to fill the ear canal for a consistent acoustic seal. Made from soft polyurethane foam, these earplugs are available in a package of 100 pairs and are classified as reusable. The attached black cord keeps the pair together between uses and reduces the risk of losing individual plugs on the job site.

The 267-HPF410C is suited for general industry, manufacturing facilities, mechanical rooms, and construction sites where sustained noise levels require hearing protection. The universal fit accommodates a wide range of users without sizing adjustments. At 32 NRR, these earplugs meet requirements for high-noise environments and are appropriate for use where OSHA hearing conservation programs mandate engineered or administrative controls supplemented by PPE. Safety managers, site supervisors, and individual tradespeople typically source these in bulk for crew-wide distribution.

Key Features

• 32 dB Noise Reduction Rating for high-noise work environments
• Roll-down insertion method with tapered flare shape for a secure, comfortable fit
• Soft polyurethane foam construction sized universally
• Black corded design keeps pairs connected and reduces loss between uses
• Red plug color for quick visual identification during compliance checks
• Package of 100 pairs supports crew-level distribution and bulk stocking

Compatibility

Designed as a general-use corded foam earplug suitable for hearing protection programs in industrial, construction, and trade settings where roll-down insertion earplugs are specified.

Installation Notes

Roll the earplug down to a thin cylinder before insertion, then reach over the head to pull the ear canal open and insert the compressed plug, holding it in place for several seconds while it expands. Inspect earplugs before each use and replace if the foam no longer rebounds fully or shows visible soiling. Follow your facility hearing conservation program and OSHA 29 CFR 1910.95 guidelines for proper fit testing and NRR application calculations.