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Emergency eyewash & shower stations for work safety and first aid response Plumbed-In Eyewash Stations Description: We offer overΒ 15 models of plumbed-in emergency eyewash stations for first ...

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Eyewash & Emergency Shower Stations β€” OSHA & ANSI Z358.1 Compliant

OSHA 29 CFR 1910.151(c) requires emergency eyewash and shower stations within 10 seconds of travel time from any area where employees handle corrosive chemicals. AbsorbentsOnline.com carries plumbed eyewash stations, portable eyewash units, and cold-weather accessories β€” all meeting ANSI Z358.1 standards. Free shipping to the lower 48 states.

Eyewash Station Types β€” Choose the Right Model

Feature Wall Mount (Plumbed) Pedestal Mount (Plumbed) In-Counter (Plumbed) Portable (No Plumbing)
Installation Mounts to wall β€” plumbing required Floor-standing pedestal β€” plumbing required Recesses into countertop Self-contained β€” no plumbing
Water Supply Unlimited (plumbed) Unlimited (plumbed) Unlimited (plumbed) 2.9 – 16 gallon tank
Bowl Type Stainless steel (open) Stainless steel or ABS (open/closed) Stainless steel (open) Integrated basin
Freeze Protection N/A (indoor use) 120V/240V heated models available N/A (indoor use) Insulated & heated jackets available
Best For Labs, manufacturing, tight spaces Open floors, warehouses, outdoor areas Laboratories, clean rooms Construction, field ops, remote sites
Shop View Wall Mount → View Pedestal → View In-Counter → View Portable →

Portable Eyewash β€” Gravity-Fed vs. Pressurized

Feature Gravity-Fed Pressurized
How It Works Gravity delivers water β€” no air pressure needed Built-in air pressure pushes water for stronger flow
Capacities 10 & 16 gallon 2.9, 4, & 15 gallon
Flow Rate Standard β€” meets ANSI Z358.1 Higher β€” stronger, more consistent stream
Maintenance Simple β€” fill and go Requires periodic pressurization
Best For Budget-friendly, simple operation, larger capacity Higher flow rate, smaller footprint, mobile crews

Cold-Weather Accessories for Portable Eyewash

Accessory Fits Purpose
Insulated Jacket 10-gal & 16-gal gravity-fed Slows heat loss β€” extends usable temperature range without electricity
Heated Insulated Jacket (120V) 10-gal & 16-gal gravity-fed Active heating β€” prevents freezing in cold environments
Drench Hose 15-gal pressurized Handheld spray for flushing eyes, face, and wounds
Preservative Solution All portable models Keeps stored water bacteriostatic for up to 6 months

Pedestal Mount Options β€” Bowl & Pipe Combinations

Bowl Type Pipe Material Freeze Protection Environment
Open ABS Galvanized or Stainless None Indoor β€” economical option
Open Stainless Steel Galvanized or Stainless None Indoor/outdoor β€” corrosion-resistant
Closed ABS Galvanized or Stainless None Dusty/outdoor β€” keeps bowl clean
Closed ABS (Freeze-Protected) Galvanized or Stainless 120V or 240V heated Outdoor cold climates β€” year-round use

Frequently Asked Questions

Does OSHA require eyewash stations?

Yes. OSHA 29 CFR 1910.151(c) requires emergency eyewash where employees may be exposed to corrosive materials. ANSI Z358.1 specifies stations must be within 10 seconds of travel time.

Plumbed or portable β€” which do I need?

Plumbed for permanent locations with unlimited flush water. Portable for construction sites, field operations, and areas without plumbing. Many facilities use both.

Open bowl vs. closed bowl β€” what's the difference?

Open bowls allow faster activation. Closed bowls have a dust cover that keeps the bowl clean in outdoor or dusty environments β€” the cover opens automatically when activated.

Do I need freeze protection?

If your eyewash station is outdoors in a climate that drops below 32Β°F, yes. Choose 120V or 240V freeze-protected pedestal models for plumbed stations, or heated insulated jackets for portable units.

Browse our eyewash categories above β€” or call (800) 869-9633 for help choosing the right station for your facility.