Floor-mounted dual emergency eyewash with stainless steel foot pedal

An eyewash station is essential equipment in workplaces where there is a risk of exposure to hazardous substances.
The device ensures effective and rapid rinsing of potentially harmful liquids from the face and eye area, which is a key element of employee safety.

Construction:

• The eyewash station structure is made of high-quality galvanized steel, which ensures excellent corrosion protection and a long service life of the device.
  Galvanized steel is also characterized by resistance to mechanical damage, which is crucial in harsh industrial conditions.
  The surface of the steel components is powder-coated, which increases resistance to external factors such as moisture, chemicals, and UV radiation. The powder-coating process also enhances the aesthetics of the eyewash station and makes it easier to keep clean. All connecting elements are made of brass, which ensures high corrosion resistance and durability.
  Brass is also a material that provides excellent connection tightness and reliable operation. 

Eyewash bowl:

• The bowl is made of flexible polypropylene material, which is characterized by high chemical resistance.
  Polypropylene is a material that does not react with most chemical substances, which ensures safe use and ease of keeping it clean.
  The eyewash outlet is equipped with an advanced water stream aeration system.
  This system ensures a gentle yet effective water flow that efficiently removes contaminants from the eyes while minimizing the risk of further damage to the delicate tissues of the eye.

Operation:

• The eyewash station features a dual-operation system, which increases its functionality and reliability. The user can activate the unit using either a manual valve or a foot pedal, allowing for quick action in emergency situations. The ergonomic PUSH-type manual valve, located on the right side of the eyewash bowl, enables quick and easy activation of the water flow. This is crucial in emergencies, where every second counts.
  The foot pedal, located under the eyewash bowl near the floor, allows the unit to be activated without using hands. This is particularly useful when the user’s hands are occupied or they are injured.
  The pedal is placed in an easily accessible location, ensuring quick and intuitive activation.