The Howard Leight Earplugs MAX-1 is world’s most popular polyurethane foam earplug! An enhanced contoured bell shape makes it easier to insert, with softer foam that delivers superior long wearing comfort, all while providing the best load noise protection. Features: The world’s most used polyurethane foam earplug Improved shape for easy insertion and a better fit Bell shape for maximum in-ear comfort Smooth, soil resistant skin prevents dirt build up Corded and Uncorded Bulk refills save time, waste and space Earplug Fitting & Maintenance Recommendations: Inspect prior to fitting, examine your earplugs Discard disposable earplugs after each use, or if earplugs are compromised. To maintain hygiene standards, disposable earplugs should be discarded at the end of every shift. With clean hands, roll the entire earplug into narrowest possible crease free cylinder. Reach over your head with a free hand, pull your ear up and back, and insert the earplug well inside your ear canal. Hold for 30 – 40 seconds, until the earplug fully expands in your ear canal. If properly fitted, the end of the earplugs should not be visible to someone looking at you from the front. Improper fit of this device will reduce its effectiveness in attenuating noise. Refer to instructions on package for proper fit. Applications: Agriculture Chemical Construction Fire Protection Forestry Government Law Enforcement Manufacturing Medical Military Mining Municipal Services Oil and Gas Pharmaceutical Steel and Metals Transportation Utilities Welding NRR 33x® Uncorded Earplugs feature a bell shape for optimum in-ear comfort and have a contoured design which helps in easier insertion while resisting the tendency to back-out of ear canal. Plugs are made from polyurethane foam that improves comfort for long term wear and the soil resistant closed cell foam avoids any dirt build-up. The noise reduction is rated at 33 dB and can be used in automotive industry: aviation: forestry: furniture manufacturing: landscaping: metal fabrication and more. Earplugs come in a poly bag. Regulations: 29 CFR 1910.95 – OSHA Occupational Noise Exposure (US) ANSI S3.19-1974 – Attenuation Test Protocol (US) Part II, (R.S.C. 1985, c. L-2) – Canada Labour Code Z94.2-1994 – Attenuation Test Protocol (CAN) 2003/10/EC – EU Hearing Directive 89/686/EEC – EC Directive/PPE Category II – EC Category/PPE EN 352-2:2002 – EU Standards NOHSC: 1007 (2000) – National Standard for Occupational Noise (AUS/NZ) NR 15 – Security and Health of Work, Annexes 1 and 2, n°3.214/1978 – Occupational Noise Regulations (BR) ANSI S12.6/1997 – Method B – Attenuation Test Protocol (BR) 9001:2008 – ISO Howard Leight Earplugs MAX-1 Product Guide
