3M WorkTunes Hearing Protector Replacement Hygiene Kit
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Product Description
3M WorkTunes™ Hearing Protector Replacement Hygiene Kit extends the life of your WorkTunes AM/FM earmuffs with 1 pair of replacement ear cushions and 1 pair of foam inserts. The wide, soft foam cushions are designed for high comfort and an effective seal with the head, and they easily click into place to replace worn, cracked, flattened or damaged rings.
Ear cushions are the part of an earmuff that wears out first. Once they harden or lose their shape, the seal against your head weakens and noise can leak in. 3M recommends replacing foam liners and cushions at least twice a year, or sooner if they become damaged, to maintain acceptable noise reduction, hygiene and comfort.
Features & Benefits
- DESIGNED FOR WorkTunes™ AM/FM (90541) and WorkTunes™ Connect + AM/FM (90542).
- EXTEND THE LIFE OF EARMUFFS with 1 pair of replacement cushions and 1 pair of foam inserts.
- WIDE, SOFT FOAM EAR CUSHIONS designed for high comfort and an effective seal with the head.
- EASY SNAP-IN INSTALLATION clicks into place with no tools needed.
- INSPECT EAR MUFFS REGULARLY for cracked or worn parts, especially the cushions.
- MAINTAIN ACCEPTABLE NOISE REDUCTION: 3M recommends replacing foam liners and cushions at least twice a year (or when damaged) to maintain acceptable noise reduction, hygiene and comfort.
Compatible With
- 3M WorkTunes™ AM/FM (90541), including earlier versions sold under the 3M Tekk Protection™ name
- 3M WorkTunes™ Connect + AM/FM (90542)
PLEASE NOTE: This kit does not fit WorkTunes™ Connect (90543), WorkTunes™ Connect + Gel (90544) or Peltor™ Sport earmuffs. For those models, see the 3M Gel Hearing Protector Replacement Hygiene Kit.
Instructions
- Pull the foam insert out of each ear cup.
- Grip the old ear cushion at its edge and pull it away from the ear cup to unsnap the plastic base. Do not pry the foam off the base; remove the entire cushion assembly.
- Place a new foam insert inside each ear cup.
- Line up the new cushion's base with the ear cup and press firmly around the edge until it clicks into place all the way around.
- Check that the cushion is seated evenly with no gaps before use.
* Multiple cases may be shipped per package in order to minimize the charge for shipping.
Technical Information
3M WorkTunes Hearing Protector Replacement Hygiene Kit
- Weight: 4 ounces
- Compatible Models: WorkTunes AM/FM (90541), WorkTunes Connect + AM/FM (90542)
- Contents: 1 pair replacement ear cushions, 1 pair foam inserts
- Material: foam
- Country of Origin: China
Note: Specifications are those given by manufacturers and are not tested for accuracy.
WT-HYG Standard sizes
| ITEM SIZE | ITEM # |
ITEMS PER CASE |
QUANTITY ORDERING |
PRICE PER ITEM |
PRICE PER CASE |
|---|
1 pair | WT-HYG
UPC = 638060853658 | 20 | Single Item (1-19 Items) 1 - 4 Cases (20-99 Items) 5 - 9 Cases (100-199 Items) 10+ Cases (>= 200 Items) | $13.42 $12.83
a 4% discount $12.72
a 5% discount $12.61
a 6% discount | |
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