The Occupational Health and Safety Manual Emergency Showers and Eyewashes describes the procedure to be followed in the event of an accident and the operation of rescue devices. It is printed on a rigid PVC board. 3mm. designed to be hung on the wall.
The thermostatic mixing valve (GIA-Premix cat. no. 755 9750) has been designed specifically for mixing hot and cold water supplying eye washers and eye and face washers.
Mounted to a vertical pipe coming from the ceiling. A safety shower is first aid for chemical accidents. Often used in chemical laboratories where there are suspended ceilings. The shower head is made of weather-resistant ABS material or stainless steel - on request.
Faucet-mounted eyewashes convert any faucet into an emergency eyewash station without interfering with normal faucet operation. An unit can be installed at any sink, close to where accidents might occur. In an emergency, the unit is quickly located and activated, and provides an unlimited supply of potable water for rinsing the user’s eyes.
Due to the fact that Oczomyjka 2008 does not require connection to the water supply system, it can be installed anywhere. The eyewasher contains two bottles (spray) containing eyewash liquid that is enough for 15 minutes of eyewashing. The liquid used saves the eyes much more effectively than plain water. The 2008 eye washer is activated with one hand movement and continues to operate automatically. Eyewash 2008 is also available in a frost-resistant version and can be connected to an alarm system.
In the portable version, Eyewash 2008 was placed on a tripod. You can take this eyewash with you and place it anywhere. The eyewash contains two bottles (spray) with eye fluid. The contents of the bottles are enough for 15 minutes of eye washing.
The Elipsa 25 thermostatic mixing valve (cat. no. 195120) has been designed specifically for mixing hot and cold water to supply emergency kits consisting of safety showers and eye and face washers.
Designed for rinsing hazardous substances from the body and extinguishing the clothing of a victim after a fire accident. The stream of water flowing from the shower head covers the entire body. The Elipsa-Lab 1110 safety shower is mounted to a horizontal pipe coming out of the wall. The bright yellow color of safety showers is recommended by occupational health and safety specialists. Due to the delicate nature of eye and face tissues, eye washers should not be used to wash them.
Free-standing, does not require any supporting structure. Recommended for installation in places where there are no walls or the wall structure prevents the installation of wall-mounted showers. The eyewash and safety shower can be used separately. Due to the fact that the chemical-resistant coating is bright yellow, our devices are perfectly visible even to a person whose vision is limited after an accident with chemicals.
The safety shower bowl is located in the axis of the door opening and the rod for activating the shower is located on the wall next to the door, outside the door opening. Thanks to this solution, you can freely enter the room. Thanks to the chemical-resistant polyamide coating, they can be installed even in aggressive environments. Elipsa-Lab emergency showers are manufactured in accordance with the ISO 9001:2015 quality system
This eyewash differs from others in that it is equipped with a manual safety shower installed on a flexible hose. This makes it possible to wash other parts of the body in addition to the eyes and face. This is a very practical solution when you can do without a stationary safety shower. The eyewash is mounted to the wall.
This eyewash differs from others in that it is equipped with a siphon. Thanks to the fact that we have chosen the right siphon, you no longer have to wonder how to connect the eyewash to the sewage system. You will get everything you need together in the set. The stream of water flowing from the shower heads is gentle and abundant at the same time, perfectly washing the face and eyes. Produced in accordance with the ISO 9001 system, recommended by occupational health and safety specialists.
