Ear protectors Art.Master EM5001 — passive hearing protection, 28 dB attenuation, CE-certified

Ear protectors Art.Master EM5001 are passive hearing protection with ABS cups, foam lining and foam-filled cushions. The headset includes a wide metal headband covered with a very soft material for optimal comfort and adapts to the head shape without pressing the ears. The product is CE-certified and complies with EN 352-1:2002. Rated single-number attenuation (SNR) is 28 dB with H 34 dB, M 26 dB and L 17 dB, making it suitable for use in high-noise environments.

Advantages

The Art.Master EM5001 combines lightweight construction (265 g) with effective noise attenuation and comfortable fit. ABS ear cups and foam-padded cushions provide reliable isolation from noise while the soft, wide headband reduces pressure points during prolonged use. The design ensures stable positioning on the head and consistent protective performance when used correctly.

Suitable for

• Lawn mowing and garden maintenance
• Hedge trimming and other mechanical gardening tasks
• Chainsaw and woodcutting work
• Workshop, carpentry and production facilities
• Warehouse and engineering environments with high noise levels

Key specifications

• Model: Art.Master EM5001
• Manufacturer code (MPN): 1413697
• EAN: 5907791413697
• Weight: 265 g
• Material: ABS cups, foam lining and cushions; metal headband with soft cover
• Attenuation: SNR 28 dB (H 34 dB, M 26 dB, L 17 dB)
• Standards: CE, EN 352-1:2002

How to use

Place the ear cups over the ears and adjust the metal headband so the cushions fully cover the ear without excessive pressure. Ensure the headband rests evenly on the top of the head and that there are no gaps between the cushions and the skin. Adjust the position when wearing safety helmets or other headgear to maintain a proper seal. Regularly inspect cushions and headband for damage and replace them if they are worn or deformed.

Usage recommendations

Use Art.Master EM5001 in environments with significant noise levels. For effective protection, follow correct fitting procedures and replace the ear cushions if damaged. These passive ear protectors are not suitable for environments requiring communication systems or active noise reduction.