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Get professional bench mounted handheld eye wash solutions from a leading China factory. Our emergency eye rinse stations are engineered for labs and chemical areas, ensuring rapid decontamination and safety. Contact top China suppliers for durable, international standard eyewash equipment.
Description
The Bench Mounted Handheld Eye Wash is a professional-grade emergency safety solution specifically engineered for high-risk laboratory and research environments. Designed to provide immediate decontamination after accidental exposure to toxic or corrosive substances, this unit ensures rapid response in the critical first moments of a chemical splash incident.
Built with premium industrial materials and compliant with international safety standards, this handheld eyewash station offers a flexible, user-friendly design. It is the ideal safety addition for workstations where acids, alkalis, and organic compounds are handled, ensuring the highest level of protection for personnel's eyes, face, and skin.
| Body Material | Solid Brass | Primary Function | Eye and Face Washing |
|---|---|---|---|
| Water Switch | Self-locking mechanism | Nozzle Material | Soft Rubber (Pressure-relief) |
| Dust Cover | Polypropylene (Auto-open) | Supply Hose | 1.5m PVC + Stainless Steel Mesh |
| Working Pressure | 0.2 ~ 0.4 Mpa | Water Flow Rate | ≥ 1.5 L/min |
| Connection Size | Rp 1/2" Female | Coating | High-brightness thickened electroplating |
Premium thickened electroplating provides superior resistance to heat, UV radiation, and chemical corrosion.
Self-locking switch and auto-opening dust cover ensure immediate water flow during emergencies.
Soft rubber spray heads depressurize water to create a foam-like flow, preventing secondary ocular injury.
The unique lock-on actuating button is developed to meet both American and international safety standards.
Bench-mounted design with a 1.5m reinforced flexible hose for optimal placement at research stations.
Solid brass body and PE-coated stainless steel mesh prevent rusting and leaking over long-term use.
Optimized for labs dealing with acids, alkalis, and volatile organic compounds.
Simple open-and-rinse operation; rinse for at least 15 minutes followed by medical exam.
Periodic stability checks on water flow and dust cover accessibility.
Verify hose integrity against chemical corrosion (acids, oils, alkalis) monthly.
Ensure installation aligns with international workplace safety and health regulations.
Inspect electroplating layer for wear to maintain maximum UV and heat resistance.
| Feature/Metric | Standard Eyewash | Professional Bench-Mounted |
|---|---|---|
| Response Time | Moderate | Instant (Self-locking) |
| Ocular Safety | High Pressure Risk | Low Pressure (Soft Rubber) |
| Durability | Standard Steel | Solid Brass + Electroplating |
| Flexibility | Fixed Position | 1.5m Flexible Reinforced Hose |
| Maintenance | Frequent Replacement | High-End Corrosion Resistance |
The soft rubber nozzle is designed to depressurize the water flow, preventing the force of the water from causing secondary physical injury to already sensitized or damaged ocular tissues.
Yes. The body is made of solid brass with a thickened electroplating layer, and the hose is PE-coated with stainless steel mesh, specifically designed to resist acid and alkali corrosion.
According to safety protocols, the user should rinse the affected eyes for at least 15 minutes continuously, followed by an immediate professional medical examination.
The self-locking function allows the user to keep the water flowing without needing to hold the switch manually, enabling them to focus entirely on rinsing their eyes/face effectively.
Regularly check the water flow to ensure no blockages, verify that the dust cover opens freely, and inspect the PVC/stainless steel hose for signs of chemical degradation.
Yes, the actuating button and overall design have been developed to meet both American and international standards for emergency eyewash stations.
