Jackson Safety 20776 H70 Vibe Ear Muffs 23 dB Orange
Hard-hat mounted ear muffs with dielectric insulation and a 23 dB noise reduction rating for low-noise environments
- 23 dB noise reduction protects hearing in low-noise environments
- Dielectric insulation prevents electric shock during electrical work
- Padded ear cups adjust to most head sizes for all-day comfort
- Thermoplastic construction retains shape and pressure for consistent performance
- Meets ANSI S3.19-1974 hearing protection standards
H70 Vibe Ear Muffs
The Jackson Safety H70 Vibe ear muffs are personal protective equipment designed for workers in low-noise settings. A padded headband and adjustable ear cups fit most head shapes for all-day comfort. Dielectric thermoplastic construction protects against electric shock and maintains consistent clamping force.
Upgrade from basic plugs or worn muffs
Foam plugs often leak sound and degrade quickly; older muffs lose spring tension and let noise through. The H70 Vibe restores a reliable 23 dB NRR seal and meets ANSI S3.19-1974, so the jump is worth it when daily exposure includes lawn mowers, traffic or steady industrial hum.
23 dB NRR for low-noise environments
The muffs comfortably handle steady background noise such as mowers, conveyors or road traffic while keeping the wearer aware of alarms and speech. They run out of headroom in high-impact or very loud areas where a higher NRR or dual protection is required.
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- Price $26.99
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Specifications
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| Brand name | Jackson Safety |
Questions about this item
Does the 20776 H70 Vibe mount onto a hard hat or use its own headband?
It uses its own padded headband that adjusts to most head shapes and sizes; no hard-hat mounting hardware is included.
How do I position the ear cups for the rated 23 dB NRR?
Extend the headband so the cups fully enclose each ear with the cushions sealing evenly around the entire perimeter.
When should I replace the ear cushions to keep the 23 dB rating?
Replace cushions when they become hard, cracked or no longer spring back, typically after six to twelve months of daily use.
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