Pip 267-HPF510 Disposable Earplugs 32 Db Nrr 200 Pack

Product Description

The PIP 267-HPF510 is a disposable, uncorded earplug designed to provide a 32 dB Noise Reduction Rating (NRR) in high-noise work environments. Made from soft polyurethane foam, the T-shaped plug uses a roll-down insertion method that allows for a consistent, low-pressure fit in the ear canal. With a universal fit size, these earplugs suit a wide range of workers. Each package contains 200 individual earplugs, making the 267-HPF510 a practical choice for job-site dispensing programs, safety supply stations, or bulk distribution to crews working around loud equipment.

These earplugs are suited for industrial, construction, and mechanical trade environments where sustained noise exposure is a daily concern. Common applications include work near HVAC equipment, generators, compressors, power tools, and other high-decibel machinery. The roll-down polyurethane foam design is a familiar and widely accepted format among tradespeople, requiring no special training to fit correctly. The uncorded design keeps things simple and unobtrusive during use.

Key Features

• 32 dB Noise Reduction Rating (NRR) meets ANSI S3.19-1974 standard
• Soft polyurethane foam construction with T-shape for consistent ear canal fit
• Roll-down insertion method for easy, repeatable fit without tools
• Uncorded and disposable — no cleaning or maintenance required
• Universal size fits a wide range of ear canal dimensions
• High-visibility orange color for easy visual confirmation of use
• 200-count package supports bulk job-site dispensing programs

Compatibility

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

Installation Notes

Earplugs should be fitted by a qualified safety officer or per site hearing conservation program guidelines. Roll the plug into a tight cylinder, reach over the head to pull the ear canal open, insert the compressed plug, and hold in place until it expands fully. Workers should verify a proper seal before entering high-noise areas. Consult applicable OSHA hearing conservation regulations and site safety plans when deploying hearing protection programs.