TRIPLE-FLANGE PLUGS -- Occupational Health & Safety

TASCO Corp.

TRIPLE-FLANGE PLUGS

TASCO's three sided Tri-Grip ear plug has a unique, natural feel that is engineered to provide positive grip for superior insertion and fit. The one-size-fits-all plug's "half sphere," triple-flange design picks up all contours of the inner ear and produces a comfortable, low-pressure fit. The device is available with or without a cord and as fully metal detectable.

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