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DSEI 2017: Esterline launches new hearing protection

12th September 2017 - 12:00 GMT | by Uldduz Sohrabi in London

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Defence and aerospace technology company Esterline has launched its new hearing protection headset for the first time at DSEI 2017.

The headset, which is known as Racal Acoustic Magna, is designed for high-noise environments.

Esterline has engineered its new digital headset to address current operator requirements with solutions in electronics, materials and ergonomics.

Addressing one of the problems in the defence sector, Rob Harrison, product line manager at Esterline, told Shephard: ‘It’s about hearing protection which you are going to be using when you’re working in very noisy conditions. There are health and safety basic requirements to keep the noise

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