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Emergency Eyewash Stations
Emergency Eyewash Stations: quote-to-order
We quote the full emergency eyewash stations manufacturer line. Send us a part number, a spec, or a photo and we'll come back in one business day.
About Emergency Eyewash Stations
ANSI Z358.1-compliant plumbed and gravity-fed eyewash stations for labs, manufacturing, and chemical handling.
Emergency eyewash stations are required by OSHA 29 CFR 1910.151 wherever the eyes of any person may be exposed to injurious corrosive materials. ANSI Z358.1 sets the product spec: 0.4 GPM minimum flow for 15 minutes at 60–100°F tepid water, located within 10 seconds / 55 ft of the hazard. We quote plumbed wall-mount and pedestal eyewash, gravity-fed portable units (15-minute capacity), and the thermostatic mixing valves (TMVs) needed to deliver tepid water from a building's normal cold supply.
Emergency Eyewash Stations: spec quick reference
- Flow rate (ANSI Z358.1)
- 0.4 GPM minimum for 15 minutes
- Water temperature (ANSI Z358.1)
- 60–100°F tepid (TMV required)
- Reach distance (ANSI Z358.1)
- 10 seconds / 55 ft from hazard
- Spray pattern height
- 33 to 53 in. above the standing surface (ANSI/ISEA Z358.1)
- Inspection cadence
- Weekly activation test, annual full inspection
Common applications
- Chemistry, biology, and school science labs
- Manufacturing and machine shops
- Battery rooms and data centers
- Wastewater and water treatment
- Pharmaceutical and food processing
- Agriculture and chemical storage
- Paint booths and finishing shops
Manufacturers we carry
Emergency Eyewash Stations: common questions
Yes. ANSI Z358.1 requires water between 60°F and 100°F. Cold tap water can cause hypothermia or shock during a 15-minute flush; hot water can scald. A thermostatic mixing valve (TMV) is the standard solution and is required in nearly every plumbed installation.
Emergency Eyewash Stations on a whole job
How to choose emergency eyewash stations
- ANSI/ISEA Z358.1 Explained: Emergency Eyewash and Shower RequirementsWhat ANSI/ISEA Z358.1 requires of emergency eyewash stations and drench showers: flow, duration, tepid water, location, testing, and what to send with a quote request.
- Division 10 CSI Codes: MasterFormat Section Numbers for SpecialtiesThe MasterFormat section numbers architects and estimators use for Division 10 specialties, one section per code, with the products each one covers.
- OSHA Safety Equipment Requirements for Commercial BuildingsA facility manager's overview of OSHA 29 CFR 1910 safety equipment requirements for commercial buildings, with the ANSI standards that drive product spec.
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