Emergency Eyewashes and Showers

Totally self-contained stations for areas without access to plumbed water

Ideal for remote locations

Self-contained, gravity-fed emergency eyewash

Eye wash safety stations offer built-in eye cup that allows user to be treated in any position and provides effective and immediate eye irrigation.

Keep workers safe with the Honeywell Fendall Porta Stream™ II Eyewash Station, a totally self-contained station for areas without access to plumbed water.

Converts any faucet into an emergency eye wash station

Keep the Eye Wash Station Refill on hand per the 1997 Approved Code of PracticeP L74 regulation for contingency supplies in case of emergency.

Hughes All-In-One Emergency Cubicle Shower with Strip Screens is designed for locations where space is at a premium or the emergency safety shower needs to be enclosed

Eye wash bottle built-in eye cup provides immediate care.

Haws™ Corrosion Resistant Drench Shower, All Stainless Steel and PVC is an ideal addition to potentially unsafe environments where the body may be exposed to corrosive material

Hughes Laboratory Drench Shower is ideal for labs, schools and general light duty indoor use where space is at a premium, this emergency drench shower is suitable for use in applications that do not require an eye wash and are not subject to the possibility of freezing or overheating.

Provides a convenient way to comply with ANSI specifications for weekly testing on all drench showers without getting wet

Model 9082, 'sterile' bacteriostatic preservative for use in portable eyewash stations. One 5 oz. (148 ml) bottle will preserve 5 to 20 gallons (18.9 to 75.7 L) of potable water for up to three months. Four bottles per carton.

Test overhead safety showers with this complete flow test kit.

This water-resistant curtain is yellow for high visibility