Related content: Trends in eyewashes and showers
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Gravity-fed eyewash station The Helios is a self-contained eyewash station that requires only 9.4 gallons of flushing fluid to deliver a continuous flow of more than 0.4 gallons per minute for a full 15 minutes. The recessed eyewash head insets on the vessel protect the nozzles and help prevent contamination buildup. To use, simply pull the tray down, and the fluid begins to flow to the nozzles immediately. - Digital Partners -
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Shower decontamination booth This shower unit is molded of chemical-resistant fiberglass and comes equipped with a pull-rod-activated shower and push-handle eye/face wash for quick rinsing. The shower booth has a lipped front edge to contain water and a drain to connect to plumbing. Emergency showers are fully assembled and ready for installation to water supply and waste systems. - Digital Partners -
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Eyewash system
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Heated eyewash station
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Eye/face wash The HALO eye/face wash covers 85 percent of the user’s face, which is more than 20 percent better protection than any other eye/face wash on the market, according to the manufacturer. It incorporates a self-draining feature, which eliminates standing water left in the unit between uses and testing. New and enhanced dust covers provide added protection and keep units clean and ready for emergency situations.
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Lead-free eye faucet The SEF-1800-CA Eyesaver Faucet is a combination eyewash and gooseneck faucet on which each component operates independently. In addition to no-lead certification, the Eyesaver Faucet line has been certified to meet ASME A112.18.1/CSA B125.1, including NSF 61, Sec. 9. |



