Tampões auriculares 3M 1310C1 reutilizáveis azul, amarelo

The 3M 1310C1 reusable ear plug is a personal hearing protection device designed to reduce noise exposure while maintaining wearer comfort. The ear plug features a dual-color design in blue and yellow and delivers a Single Number Rating (SNR) of 26 dB. Supplied in a polybag for convenient storage, this reusable ear plug is suitable for repeated use and provides a secure, snug fit for extended wear in a variety of noisy environments.

Advantages

The 3M 1310C1 combines effective noise attenuation with a shape and material intended for repeated insertion and removal. With an SNR of 26 dB it reduces hazardous sound levels to help protect hearing. The dual-colour design improves visibility for quick inspection and the included polybag keeps the ear plugs clean and transportable between uses. The reusable construction reduces waste compared with disposable ear plugs and can deliver consistent fit and protection when cared for properly.

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How to use

Before use, inspect the ear plugs for damage or contamination. Clean and dry hands before handling. Roll or compress the ear plug if applicable, insert into the ear canal following the manufacturer’s recommended technique to achieve a snug fit, and hold in place until the plug expands or seats comfortably. Ensure the ear plug forms an effective seal; when correctly fitted, external noise should be noticeably reduced. Remove by gently twisting and pulling; clean and store the ear plugs in the polybag between uses. Replace the ear plugs if they show signs of wear, become hard or damaged, or if hygiene is compromised.

Recommendations

Use the 3M 1310C1 where an SNR of 26 dB is suitable for reducing ambient noise. Confirm that the attenuation meets workplace or activity-specific requirements and follow local occupational safety guidance. Regularly inspect, clean and replace the ear plugs as required to maintain protection and hygiene. Do not use in environments where hearing protection alone is insufficient for communicated alarms or where specific certified devices are mandated.