DENIOS INC
1152 Industrial Blvd.1
Louisville
KY 40219

Tel.: +1 502 9337272
Email: info1@denios-us.com
Internet: www.denios-us.com

Emergency Showers & Eye Wash Stations

(53 Article)

Safety measures for handling hazardous materials must include the protection of eyes and body. Even with all other precautions, eye/face wash stations and emergency combination showers become indispensable in the unfortunate event of an accident. These facilities are crucial for immediate response and treatment, ensuring the well-being of individuals involved in hazardous material handling.

Filter
Active filter:
Reset all filters
Sortierung
Active filter:
Reset all filters
53 from 53 products shown
Your source of knowledge!
The DENIOS Newsletter
  • Expert tips and interesting facts.

  • Offers and promotions.

  • Regular new guides & user videos.

Emergency Showers and Eye Wash Stations

Emergency Showers and Eye Wash Stations

When working with hazardous substances, protecting the eyes and body is crucial. In the event of an accident, even with comprehensive safety measures, it is essential to have eye/face wash stations and emergency combination showers readily available. Prompt implementation of remedial actions is necessary to minimize potential damage and ensure the individuals’ well-being.

DENIOS offers a range of emergency showers suitable for every situation and requirement. A full-body decontamination shower provides fast first aid to minimize possible body contamination following an accident. They are straightforward and can be wall or ceiling-mounted or free-standing. We also offer a range of safety shower combinations, which provide the features of a full-body emergency safety shower and include an additional eye and face wash.

Protecting Your Eyes and Body is Important When Handling Hazardous Materials.

Emergency showers are vital for businesses handling hazardous materials for optimal employee protection. These showers should be installed in areas with potential hazards, ensuring quick rinsing of the body and eyes after contact with dangerous substances. Immediate use of emergency showers is crucial to prevent long-term damage, particularly in eye cauterization from exposure to acids or alkalis. It is recommended to rinse for a minimum of 20 minutes to minimize the risk of contamination and facilitate prompt first aid after accidents.

More Information

Loading...
Menu
Log in
Your basketAdded to basket
Go to basket
We would be pleased to provide you with advice!

Give us a call or fill out the form and we will get back to you as soon as possible.

Mon - Thu: 08:30 - 17:00 | Fri: 08:30 - 17:00