Portable emergency eyewash station | with wastewater tank | 60L water capacity | wall-mounted / mobile | автономous operation | green

Technical Specifications

Product type: portable emergency eyewash station
Capacity: 60 L
Material: ABS plastic (impact and chemical resistant)
Color: green
Dimensions: 56 × 51 × 63 cm
Mounting type: wall-mounted or mobile (with trolley – optional)
Operation type: manual
Purpose: emergency eye washing
Application: oil, chemical, laboratory, medical and other fields

Functions

Emergency eye and face washing – reduces the risk of chemical injuries
Autonomous operation – no water supply connection required
Wastewater collection tank – clean use without environmental contamination
Universal mounting – can be mounted on a wall or used as a mobile unit
Quick activation – simple manual operation
Durable ABS construction – resistant to environmental impact and chemicals
Compact design – convenient for transportation and installation

Usage

For home users: in workshops or garages, when working with chemicals or cleaning agents, in farms using pesticides or fertilizers, additional protection when performing hazardous tasks
For industry / engineers: in chemical, oil, manufacturing companies, when designing safety systems according to requirements, in workplaces where rapid response to incidents is required
For electricians / technicians: on sites where chemicals or solvents are used, in temporary construction or installation works, in electrical panels or equipment maintenance areas
For laboratories / medical: in scientific research and laboratories, in clinical and pharmaceutical environments, for quick response to accidents

Advantages

Fully autonomous – no water supply required
Large 60L capacity – sufficient for emergency use
Mobile or wall-mounted installation
Integrated wastewater collection system
Chemical and impact resistant construction
Wide application across various fields

Disadvantages

Requires regular refilling of the water tank
Manual operation (no automatic activation)
Takes up more space than stationary systems