Product Focus: Eyewashes and Showers

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Equipment reliability is imperative

July 24, 2016

Tracy Haas Depa

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Unlike personal protective equipment such as hard hats and steel-toe boots, emergency eyewashes and showers are not meant to be used every day. Ideally, a worker will never need one. But should an incident such as a chemical splash occur, it’s vital that emergency eyewashes and showers be ready for use.

Emergency eyewash

July 24, 2016

The Honeywell Fendall 2000 delivers 100-percent sterile, buffered and physiologically balanced saline solution free of contaminants, bacteria, corrosives and pollutants.

Portable eyewash starter kit

July 24, 2016

The EWDS19-921KIT Portable Eyewash Starter Kit is a fully compliant portable eyewash station.

Portable eyewash/drench hose unit

July 24, 2016

The G1562 is a pressurized, self-contained eyewash and drench hose ‘keg’ suitable for low-traffic areas and where a continuous supply of potable water is unavailable for plumbed units.

Eyewash and facewash station

July 24, 2016

The Halo Eyewash and Eye/Facewash provides the most effective emergency relief available.

Combination unit

July 24, 2016

The Optimus Combination Unit features a dual-aerated eyewash with two full-coverage face pads.

Portable emergency eyewash station

July 24, 2016

The VisionAid 16-Gallon Emergency Eyewash Station is a simple, low-cost self-contained eyewash station that meets ANSI Z358.1 requirements.

Decontamination booth

July 24, 2016

The HEMCO Emergency Shower/Decontamination Booth comes fully assembled and ready for installation.

Portable eyewash

July 24, 2016

Model 7501T is a 9-gallon, gravity-fed tempered portable eyewash that uses a heated insulated blanket to provide ANSI-compliant tempered water in ambient operating temperatures from -30° F to 100° F.