Earplugs

What are ear plugs?

Ear plugs are small, inserted devices that protect the ears from loud noises, water, and foreign objects. They are usually made of foam, silicone, or wax and are designed to fit securely in the ear canal, forming a seal that prevents sound waves or water from entering. Ear plugs can be used to protect one's hearing in noisy places such as concerts or construction sites, as well as to protect one's ears while swimming or showering. They are either disposable or reusable.

Applications of ear plugs

In industrial environments, ear plugs are routinely used to protect workers' hearing from loud machinery, equipment, and tools. In businesses where noise levels exceed a specific threshold, such as manufacturing facilities, construction sites, and airports, they are frequently needed by law. Ear plugs can aid in the prevention of noise-induced hearing loss, tinnitus, and other hearing issues.