If you ever had to cut down trees or chop wood with a chainsaw, you know it can be quite loud. Chainsaws are loud and that loud sound is bad for your ears. It can even muffle other noises in your environment. And hence the need for chainsaw wear. Protecting your ears from harm is very important so that you still get to listen to sound the way it should be heard. It has ear protection features to allow users to work in silence without causing damage or being distracted by the loud noise.
Ear protectors just means something you wear over your ears. They can be worn with helmets or hats, so they are extremely flexible. Still, they are excellent for people who work in noisy environments such as construction sites or factories that use loud sounds(levels). If you are about to work with chainsaw, ensure the ear muffs is rated a minimum 22 decibels in its capacity or Noise Reduction Rating ( NRR ). Noise Reduction Rating: The NRR measures that quantity of noise the ear protection can block. Earmuffs are the more common ear protection for chainsaw noise.
So as for funds earmuffs that you can utilize along with a chainsaw, look no farther than the Suntech Safety brand. Comfortable earmuffs of quality. With an NRR of 28, they are very effective at blocking the types of loud sounds chainsaws produce. They are made to be comfortable enough to wear all day you might spend on the job. They even have an adjustable headband so they will fit around most heads! They also have an awesome design which sleek looking enough that they look good while your working on things, but roomy enough you can easily lay stuff across as needed.
Some other options for hearing protection during chainsaw use, besides the Suntech Safety earmuffs. The Howard Leight by Honeywell ImpactPro is another highly sought after product on the market and a good safety ear protection for chainsaws. It has a Noise Reduction Rating (NRR) of 30 decibels for an even better block on noise, and can be worn under your hard hat or helmet for additional protection. Good alternative choice is the 3M Peltor X5A NRR of 31 dB. Adjustable to fit head size, this mini helmet provides stereo sound; the Howie microphone is so versatile you won't believe it's even in your ear! It is particularly useful if you are in an extremely loud location
What to Consider When Buying The Best Ear Protectors for Chainsaws The Difference Between Earplugs and Ear Defenders The very first thing that you will need to be made aware of is the fact that there are 2 types of products out there- earplugs and ear defenders. Earplugs are tiny bits of foam or rubber that plug into your ears in order to reduce sound. Ear Defenders (ear muffs) for maximum external noise blocking protection We need to know the best one and is most suitable for you.
Second, you should look at the NRR of the ear protection you are looking to purchase. A higher NRR equates to better performance with noise reduction. When using a chainsaw, you should never use an Ear Protection that has a NRR of less than 22 to 31 decibels.
And, the final thing is how comfortable and how good fit the ear protection is. You should go for one that is comfortable to wear If you are using it for long periods and that sits just right on top of your head, not too snug and not too roomy. If you have little head size, i suggest buying the type of earmuffs that has an adjustable headband. You might want to b earplugs that come in sizes for your ears so the fit is perfect.
Kopiereg © SUNTECH SAFETY EQUIPMENT (SHANGHAI) CO., LTD. Alle regte voorbehou - Privaatheidsbeleid - Nuus
