Standard Headband Earmuffs
Passive (non-electronic) over-the-head earmuffs for industrial and construction hearing protection. Family of 15 shell designs with headband, neckband, and cap-mounted versions, SNR ratings roughly 26-37dB depending on model and mount configuration. No batteries, no electronics — pure acoustic attenuation.
Models in this category
EM-5002 Family Series Earmuffs
Folding headband earmuff family with a double-shell cup design, base EM-5002 tested to SNR 33dB (EN 352-1:2020) and NRR 26dB (ANSI S3.19-1974), SLC80 32.5dB Class 5. Sold in headband, neckband (C), and cap-mount (D / FM-2E) versions.
EM-5001 Family Series Earmuffs
Folding headband earmuff family, base EM-5001B tested to SNR 32dB (EN 352-1:2020) and NRR 26dB (ANSI S3.19-1974), SLC80 29.2dB Class 5. Sold in folding-headband (B), standard-headband (base/A), neckband (C), and cap-mount (D/E) versions.
EM-5003 Family Series Earmuffs
Double-layer plastic headband earmuff family, base EM-5003 tested to SNR 29dB (EN 352-1:2020) and NRR 22dB (ANSI S3.19-1974), SLC80 29.2dB Class 5. Sold in headband, cap-mount (D), full-brim helmet mount (D-N), and combination cap-mount (E) versions.
EM-5007 Family Series Earmuffs
Hi-vis folding headband earmuff family, base EM-5007 tested to SNR 33dB (EN 352-1:2020) and NRR 26dB (ANSI S3.19-1974), SLC80 33.3dB Class 5. Sold across eight headband, cap-mount, and adaptor-plug variants.
EM-5010 Headband Earmuffs
Padded-headband earmuff tested to SNR 34dB (EN 352-1:2020) and NRR 27dB (ANSI S3.19-1974) — a higher-attenuation option positioned for machinery operation and power tool use.
EM-5008 Headband Earmuffs
Standard plastic-headband earmuff tested to SNR 29dB (EN 352-1:2020) and NRR 22dB (ANSI S3.19-1974), SLC80 26.9dB Class 5.
EM-5011 Headband Earmuffs
Padded-headband earmuff with breathable ear pads, tested to SNR 30dB (EN 352-1:2020) and NRR 23dB (ANSI S3.19-1974) — positioned by the manufacturer as a budget-conscious option with good noise reduction.
EM-5013E Helmet-Mounted Earmuffs
Cap-mounted earmuff engineered for wide-brim safety helmets, with a quick-connect slot-mount bracket. Tested to NRR 24dB (ANSI S3.19-1974). SNR not separately published on this catalog page.
EM-7001L PLUS Family Series Earmuffs
Upgraded high-attenuation tier of the EM-7001 shell family. Base EM-7001L PLUS tested to SNR 37dB (EN 352-1:2020) and NRR 31dB (ANSI S3.19-1974, CSA Class A). Sold in headband (L), 25/30mm adaptor cap-mount (L-D), and cap-mount (L-E) versions.
EM-7001 Family Series Earmuffs
Base-tier headband earmuff in the EM-7001 Family Series, tested to SNR 31dB (EN 352-1:2020) and NRR 25dB (ANSI S3.19-1974, CSA Class A), SLC80 29.1dB Class 5. Sold in headband, neckband (B), 25/30mm adaptor cap-mount (D), and cap-mount (E) versions, plus a mid-size M variant.
EM-7003 Headband Earmuffs
Standard steel-headband earmuff with TPE-wrapped headband wire, tested to SNR 32dB (EN 352-1:2020). NRR/SLC80 not separately published on this catalog page.
EM-7005 Headband Earmuffs
Standard steel-headband earmuff with TPE-wrapped headband wire, hi-vis yellow shell, tested to SNR 28dB (EN 352-1:2020). NRR/SLC80 not separately published on this catalog page.
EM-7008 Headband Earmuffs
Standard steel-headband earmuff with TPE-wrapped headband wire, sky-blue shell, tested to SNR 29dB (EN 352-1:2020). NRR/SLC80 not separately published on this catalog page.
EM-7009 Dual Color Overmolding Family Series
Dual-color overmolded headband earmuff offered in three ear-cup sizes (S/M/L) for different head sizes, with a removable cup/arm bracket for easy replacement between headband and cap-mounted styles. Numeric SNR/NRR not published on this catalog page.
EM-7007 Headband Earmuffs
Standard steel-headband earmuff with TPE-wrapped headband wire, hi-vis yellow shell, tested to SNR 34dB (EN 352-1:2020) — the highest-attenuation model in this shell family. NRR/SLC80 not separately published on this catalog page.
Use Cases
- Industrial and construction site hearing protection programs, especially where hard hats are also required
- Buyers who need a specific mount type — standard headband, neckband, or cap/helmet-mounted — for a single shell family
- Programs replacing damaged or lost earmuffs with a matching acoustic rating
Category at a Glance
| Material | ABS plastic shell, PU foam ear cushions, steel or plastic headband |
|---|---|
| SNR / NRR | Varies by model and mount type, roughly SNR 26-37dB / NRR 20-31dB — see individual model pages for tested ratings by variant |
| Mount types | Headband, neckband, and cap/helmet-mounted versions available depending on shell family |
Factory & Supply
| Location | Guangdong-based partner factory, Guangzhou, China — established 2008, ISO 9001 certified, 1,000+ employees, 30,000 sqm manufacturing facility |
|---|---|
| Capacity | Produced on dedicated earmuff assembly lines; run-specific capacity confirmed at quote stage |
| MOQ | Contact for quote |
| Lead Time | Contact for quote |
FAQ
What's the difference between headband, neckband, and cap-mounted versions of the same model?
Same ear cup shell and acoustic rating in most cases, different way of wearing it. Headband sits over the head, neckband sits behind the neck (useful with certain hard hats or when a worker needs to remove/reinsert frequently), cap-mounted clips directly onto a hard hat's slots. We list the SNR/NRR for each mount variant separately on the model page since attenuation can shift slightly with mount type.
Can I get a cap-mounted version to fit our specific hard hat brand?
Most cap-mounted earmuffs use a universal slot-mount bracket that fits standard safety helmet slots, but confirm your helmet model at quote stage — some models offer a 25mm/30mm adaptor plug option for helmets with non-standard slot sizing.
Why are there so many similar-looking model numbers?
Each base shell (e.g. EM-5007) is sold in several mount/color variants with their own suffix (EM-5007A, EM-5007D, etc.). We group these on one page per shell family since the ear cup and core acoustic design are the same — the model page lists the SNR/NRR for each variant.
Last updated: Sat Jul 18 2026