Radians FP43 Resistor Reusable Flanged Earplugs - Corded
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Radians FP43 Resistor Reusable Flanged Earplugs - Corded

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Extended Handling May Be Required
  • Four flanges for a safe, accurate and comfortable seal
  • Reusable soft thermoplastic rubber (TPR) provides superior comfort and protection
  • Latex free
  • PVC dielectric cord conveniently hangs around neck
  • Soap and water washable
Overview
Tested to ANSI S3.19-1974 standards, this dielectric earplug has an NRR of 27. Its tapered design and sturdy stem allow for easy insertion and removal and a comfortable fit in the ear canal. Made from soft thermoplastic rubber (TPR), the FP42 and 43 are non-irritating to the skin.

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Radians FP43 Resistor Reusable Flanged Earplugs - Corded

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Specifications
General Information
Brand
Radians
UPC
674326310183
California Residents
Proposition 65 Warning
Part Number
FP43
Product Type
Reusable Flanged Corded Earplugs
Physical Characteristics
Length
2.5 In
Width
2.5 In
Height
0.5 In
Weight
0.00 kg
0.01 lb
Color
Blue
Material
Soft Thermoplastic Rubber
Details
Features
Four flanges for a safe, accurate and comfortable seal
Reusable soft thermoplastic rubber (TPR) provides superior comfort and protection
Latex free
PVC dielectric cord conveniently hangs around neck
Soap and water washable
NRR 27 dB
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About Manufacturer
Radians

With over 25 years of expertise in the PPE industry, Radians has become a cornerstone of job site safety. Known for their "Work Hard, Stay Safe" philosophy, they specialize in high-performance gear that doesn't choose between comfort and compliance. From their award-winning hi-vis apparel to their precision-engineered coated gloves, every Radians product is rigorously tested to exceed ANSI standards. When you choose Radians, you’re investing in durable, innovative protection designed to keep you productive in the most demanding industrial environments.

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