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NoiseBreaker Ear Plugs For Motorcycling

As a keen motorcyclist, it’s likely you understand the importance of protecting your hearing whilst riding. Road traffic and wind rushing around your helmet can both contribute to loud, prolonged noise which, over time, could cause severe damage. 

Investing in our NoiseBreaker® ear plugs will ensure you are kept protected whilst you ride. Manufactured slightly differently from the norm, our NoiseBreakers are in shell form and have a concave outer surface which allows for a comfortable fit underneath your bike helmet.

Our NoiseBreakers are the perfect solution for motorcyclists as they still allow important noise through, whilst blocking out more of the general buzz. For instance, our ear plugs help to reduce excessive wind noise, but still enable you to hear warnings or alerts, maintaining awareness of your surroundings.

Please feel free to contact us to find out more or to place your order.

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The NoiseBreaker

The fact that NoiseBreakers® are individually tailored has a number of advantages; namely they are comfortable and therefore achieve a high level of acceptance by the wearer, in contrast to the conventional disposable plugs and ear muffs. Also they allow the wearer to communicate easily, but at the same time afford excellent protection.

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Key Features

Metal Detectable

The Metal Detectable NoiseBreaker is manufactured specifically for use in the food and drink industry, with a metal-detectable capacity and a metal-detectable cord.

The fact that NoiseBreakers® are individually tailored has a number of advantages; namely they are comfortable and therefore achieve a high level of acceptance by the wearer, in contrast to the conventional disposable plugs and ear muffs. Also they allow the wearer to communicate easily, but at the same time afford excellent protection.

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Headphones Compatible

The MP3 NoiseBreaker can be worn in conjunction with various types of headphones.

The fact that NoiseBreakers® are individually tailored has a number of advantages; namely they are comfortable and therefore achieve a high level of acceptance by the wearer, in contrast to the conventional disposable plugs and ear muffs. Also they allow the wearer to communicate easily, but at the same time afford excellent protection.

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Slimline for maximum comfort

The Slimline NoiseBreaker is concave, and affords the wearer maximum comfort whilst wearing a helmet. It can be vented with an acoustic filter, or it can be totally solid.

The fact that NoiseBreakers® are individually tailored has a number of advantages; namely they are comfortable and therefore achieve a high level of acceptance by the wearer, in contrast to the conventional disposable plugs and ear muffs. Also they allow the wearer to communicate easily, but at the same time afford excellent protection.

Cost Comparison

Disposable Earplugs

  20p / pair 3 pairs / day 5 days / wk 1 year cost (48 wks) 3 year cost (144 wks) 5 year cost (240 wks)
Cost per employee £0.20+vat £0.60+vat £3.00+vat £144.00+vat £432.00+vat £720.00+vat
Cost for 90 staff £18.00+vat £54.00+vat £270.00+vat £12,960+vat £38,880+vat £64,800+vat

NoiseBreaker

  £95+vat/pair     1 year cost (48 wks) 3 year cost (144 wks) 5 year cost (240 wks)
Cost per employee £95+vat     £95+vat £95+vat £95+vat
Cost for 90 staff £8,550+vat     £8,550+vat £8,550+vat £8,550+vat
Cost saving by using NoiseBreakers 1 year 3 years 5 years
£4,410 £30,330 £56,250

NB - Average loss rate from our customers since 2000 is just 2.4%.

Attenuation Data

H 28
M 21
L 17
SNR 25.3

Due to the perfect fit of NoiseBreakers, they work in the real world as they do in the laboratory and therefore the Standard Deviation is minimal. Hence to get a true picture of the attenuation of NoiseBreakers, the Mean Attenuation at each frequency is the key number, rather than the SNR (Single Number Rating)

Attenuation details on NoiseBreakers tested at Salford University Department of Applied Acoustics EN352-2:2002.

Attenuation Graph

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