Health Care Logistics Eyewash Station Eyesaline Wall Mount 32 oz. Bottle

Eyewash Station Eyesaline Wall Mount 32 oz. Bottle

This eyewash station is a wall-mount emergency eye wash setup with a 32 oz. bottle of sterile eye wash solution. It fits workplaces and care settings where eyes or face may be exposed to corrosive, toxic, or caustic chemicals and quick access matters. The station includes a plastic holder and mounting screws for wall installation.

Good Fit For

• Areas where corrosive, toxic, or caustic chemicals are handled
• Wall-mounted emergency wash stations
• Facilities that want a dedicated eye wash location

Key Features

• Wall-mount eyewash station keeps emergency eye wash accessible at a fixed location
• 32 oz. bottle offers a ready supply of sterile eye wash solution
• Built for emergency care when eyes or face may be exposed to corrosive, toxic, or caustic chemicals
• Plastic holder helps keep the bottle organized and easy to locate
• Mounting screws are included for wall installation

Applications and Usage

• Keeping emergency eye wash available near chemical exposure areas
• Mounting a dedicated eye wash station on a wall for quick access
• Supporting emergency response when eyes or face need immediate flushing

Packaging and Handling

• Packaging: EA.
• Size: 4 X 14 Inch.
• Material: Plastic.
• Sterility: Sterile.
• This station mounts to a wall, so buyers should plan for a suitable installation location.
• The setup includes one 32 oz. bottle, so teams may want to consider replacement planning based on site needs.

FAQ

• What comes with this eyewash station? This eyewash station includes a plastic holder, one 32 oz. bottle of sterile eye wash solution, and four screws for wall mounting.
• Is this eyewash station wall mounted? Yes. This is a wall-mount eyewash station intended to stay in a fixed, easy-to-find location.
• What is the bottle size? The station comes with a 32 oz. bottle.
• When would this eyewash station be used? This eyewash station is meant for emergency care when a person's eyes or face may have been exposed to corrosive, toxic, or caustic chemicals.

From Eyesaline by Health Care Logistics.