Publicidad
Idiomas disponibles
Idiomas disponibles
1.
Hold the stem of the earplug
firmly behind the largest
flange. (See Figure 5)
2. Reach over your head with
the opposite hand and pull
the top of your ear to open
the ear canal. While you are
still holding the ear open,
push the smallest flange of
the plug into your ear canal,
twisting the plug slightly as
you push. (See Figure 6)
DISPOSABLE EARPLUGS
• Always fit your earplugs so that they seal the ear
closed. Once you put both plugs in, check the fit by
talking out loud. Your voice should sound hollow, as
if you are talking in a barrel. The noises around you
should not sound as loud as they did before you put
the plugs in.
• If you aren't sure you have inserted the foam plug
correctly, take it out of your ear and look at it before
it expands. There should be no wrinkles or creases
in the plug. At least 1⁄2 to 1⁄3 of the plug should be
curved like the shape of your ear canal.
• Recheck the fit often. Your earplugs may loosen up
when you talk and chew. If this happens, you could
lose your protection from noise.
• If you don't get a good seal, you may get little or no
protection from noise, so try another type of hearing
protector.
PAGE 2 OF 6
REUSABLE EARPLUGS
Figure 5
Figure 6
CHECK THE FIT
1-800-295-5510
uline.com
3. For best noise reduction,
insert plugs as deeply as
possible. (See Figure 7)
4. Here is the reusable
earplug properly positioned
in the ear canal.
(See Figure 8)
REUSABLE EARPLUGS
• When properly fit, the earplug should not move
when you touch the stem of the earplug.
• Always fit your earplugs so that they seal the ear
closed. Once you put both plugs in, check the fit by
talking out loud. Your voice should sound hollow, as
if you are talking in a barrel. The noises around you
should not sound as loud as they did before you put
the plugs in.
• Recheck the fit often. Your earplugs may loosen up
when you talk and chew. If this happens, you could
lose your protection from noise.
• If you don't get a good seal, you may get little or no
protection from noise, so try another type of hearing
protector.
Figure 7
Figure 8
1020 IS-7028
Publicidad
