Description
Disposable ear plugs Max® are single-use hearing protectors intended for laboratory and workplace environments where noise exposure must be controlled. Manufactured from polyurethane and supplied without a connecting band, they are designed for individual insertion and disposal after use, supporting hygienic practice across shared facilities. The plugs are specified in accordance with EN 352-2, aligning them with established European requirements for hearing protection devices of this type. Each pack contains 200 pair, making the format practical for high-throughput labs, workshops, and multi-user sites that need a ready stock of disposable protectors. Offered by manufacturer Honeywell Safety, Max® ear plugs suit occupational safety programmes alongside other personal protective equipment. The pack weight is 0,455 kg, so storage and distribution remain straightforward. These polyurethane disposable ear plugs without band are appropriate wherever short-duration or single-shift hearing protection is preferred over reusable alternatives, helping teams maintain consistent PPE availability during noisy operations, equipment runs, or maintenance work.
This article is part of Hearing protection, in Protective clothing & workwear.
Key features
- Pack size: 200 pair
- Brand: Max®
- Product type: Disposable ear plugs
- Material: Polyurethane
- Design: Without band
- EAN: 0033552000037
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Questions about Disposable ear plugs Max®, acc. EN 352-2, polyurethane, without band, 200 pair
What is this article?
Disposable ear plugs Max®, acc. EN 352-2, polyurethane, without band, 200 pair is the article on this page. Luminix Health distributes Honeywell Safety for laboratory use. It sits in Hearing protection, inside Protective clothing & workwear, in Lab safety equipment.
Hearing protection, plugs or muffs, is specified by the attenuation it gives across frequencies. A higher number is not automatically better if the person then cannot hear an alarm. The rating method is printed on the pack. Reusable and disposable plugs are different articles.
Workwear is the layer between the person and the room. A lab coat is the ordinary coat. A coverall is what is worn when the coat does not cover enough. Cleanroom garments are about the particles the person sheds, not only about the splash. Radiation and hearing protection are specific physical hazards with their own ratings. The rating, not the colour, is the specification. Equipment placed on the EU market follows the PPE Regulation. Practice is at EU-OSHA on dangerous substances.
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The category is Protective clothing & workwear. The sub-category is Hearing protection. The catalogue is Lab safety equipment.
Shelves beside this one are Lab coats, Disposable coveralls & gowns, Safety footwear, Skin protection & hand hygiene, Protective clothing (other), Workwear & uniforms, Radiation protection and Cleanroom garments & accessories.
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The seven catalogues are Labware, Lab chemicals, Lab instruments, Lab consumables, Chromatography equipment, Lab safety equipment and Life Science & Microbiology.