Spilldoc Portable Emergency Air Charged Shower and Eyewash Station SDPSE150

Spilldoc Portable Emergency Air Charged Shower and Eyewash Station Part Number: SDPSE150

Material: SS304
Activation: Pull Handle for Shower and Push Plate for Eyewash
Type: Portable, Air-Charged
Tank Capacity: 114L
Water Capacity: 80L
Warranty: 12 Months Year supply against manufacturing defects

TECHNICAL DATA

Material & Fittings: Stainless Steel 304
Shower Valve: 1" stainless steel 304 stay openball valve.
Eyewash Valve: 1/2" stainless steel 304stay openball valve.
Water inlet & outlet: 1/2"IPS/NPT
Tank Capacity:114L
Water Capacity:80L
Water working pressure: 0.3MPA-0.55MPA
Flow Rates: Shower 50L/MinEyewash 12L/Min
Original water:Clean water or leached water
Activation: By pull down handle

Package:Carton size: 60X60X120CM
G.W.:46KG N.W: 44KG

Use our Spilldoc portable combination shower and eyewash SDPSE150 for an immediate response to remove toxic or harmful substances. It comes with hand push plate for eyewash water activation and pull handle for shower activation.

The portable eyewash is very suitable for use in places where there is no fixed water source for washing. The water storage tank body is equipped with a rubber wheel suitable for movement, which is convenient for the user to set it anywhere. The portable eyewash is simple and convenient to operate, and the continuous working time of the eyewash water flow is ≥15 minutes (the time for the user who install the shower device depends on the actual working situation). The main body of the eye wash is made of high-quality 304 stainless steel.

Emergency eyewash and safety shower stations are essential equipment for every industry that uses chemical and hazardous substances. We provide a wide range of Emergency safety showers and equipment and guidance to maintain a safe environment in a hazardous workplace.

Should an accident involving chemicals or regents occur in a laboratory or a workplace, it is extremely important to immediately flush out the harmful substances from our bodies.  The first 10 to 15 seconds after exposure to a hazardous substance such as corrosive substances are very critical for the personal safety of an individual.

Accidental chemical exposures can still occur even with good engineering controls and safety precautions. As a result, it is essential to look beyond the use of goggles, face shields, and procedures for using personal protective equipment. Emergency showers and eyewash stations are necessary backups to minimize the effects of accident exposure to chemicals. Safety Showers & Eyewash Station can also be used effectively in extinguishing clothing fires or for flushing contaminants from clothing.