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Pyramex PM80 Earmuffs, NRR 25dB
ANSI/ASA S3.19 · CE/UKCA EN 352
Buying guide
Choosing the Right Earmuffs for Your Noise Environment
Earmuffs are a fast, reusable way to protect workers from harmful noise on job sites, in manufacturing plants, and around loud machinery. This collection spans lightweight over-the-head styles, behind-the-head designs that clear brims and face shields, and cap-mounted models that attach directly to a compatible hard hat. The right choice depends on your noise levels, how the muffs pair with other PPE, and how long they'll be worn each shift.
How to Choose
- Match the NRR to your exposure. Noise Reduction Rating (NRR) values in this collection range from 22dB to 27dB. A higher NRR offers more attenuation, but real-world protection is always lower than the lab number, so confirm the level against your measured noise.
- Pick the right mounting style. Over-the-head muffs suit standalone use; behind-the-head versions like the Pyramex BH9010 work well with hats and welding shields; cap-mounted muffs (Pyramex CM6010, MSA V-Gard, LIFT HEP25) clip to slotted hard hats for combined head and hearing protection.
- Consider comfort and fit. Cushion softness, clamping force, and adjustability affect all-day wearability and the seal that actually delivers protection.
Standards to Look For
Hearing protectors sold in the US are tested for NRR under ANSI/ASA S3.19, and several models here also carry CE/UKCA EN 352 markings for international use. Check the individual product page for the specific rating, and remember that OSHA requires hearing protection wherever noise exposure reaches action levels to selecting muffs with adequate attenuation is part of your hearing conservation program.
Why Buy From SafetyGear
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