TPE Earplugs
Reusable corded earplugs molded from TPE (thermoplastic elastomer) rather than silicone, in the same multi-flange bullet profile as the reusable silicone range. Four models spanning SNR 27-34dB / NRR 22-26dB, each available in a standard corded and metal-detectable corded variant.
Models in this category
EC-2061 TPE Earplugs
Reusable multi-flange TPE earplug in blue. Tested to SNR 27dB (EN 352-2:2020) and NRR 22dB (ANSI S3.19-1974). Available uncorded, corded, or corded metal-detectable.
EC-2063 TPE Earplugs
Reusable multi-flange TPE earplug in blue. Tested to SNR 32dB (EN 352-2:2020) and NRR 25dB (ANSI S3.19-1974). Available uncorded, corded, or corded metal-detectable.
EC-2062 TPE Earplugs
Reusable multi-flange TPE earplug in orange. Tested to SNR 32dB (EN 352-2:2020) and NRR 26dB (ANSI S3.19-1974). Available uncorded, corded, or corded metal-detectable.
EC-2065 TPE Earplugs
Reusable multi-flange TPE earplug in blue, the highest-attenuation model in the TPE range. Tested to SNR 34dB (EN 352-2:2020) and NRR 26dB (ANSI S3.19-1974). Available uncorded, corded, or corded metal-detectable.
Use Cases
- Buyers who specify TPE over silicone for cost, softness, or supply-chain reasons
- Industrial hearing protection programs already standardized on TPE-based PPE
- Food/pharma production lines requiring metal-detectable corded earplugs
Category at a Glance
| Material | TPE (thermoplastic elastomer), multi-flange bullet profile |
|---|---|
| Format | Corded and metal-detectable corded (-C-D) variants across all 4 models |
| SNR / NRR | Varies by specific model, SNR 27-34dB / NRR 22-26dB — see individual model pages for tested ratings |
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 TPE earplug lines; run-specific capacity confirmed at quote stage |
| MOQ | Contact for quote |
| Lead Time | Contact for quote |
FAQ
Why choose TPE over silicone?
TPE and silicone have different feel, cost, and supply characteristics — TPE is often lower-cost at volume. Acoustic performance is comparable model-for-model rather than TPE being inherently better or worse; check the specific SNR/NRR on each model page.
Last updated: Sat Jul 18 2026