These heated stations can be fully exposed to the elements without freezing in temperatures as low as -50° F.

Stations are FM approved for Class I, Division 2, Groups B, C, and D hazardous locations. They are heated and can be fully exposed to the elements without freezing in temperatures as low as -50° F.

Bolt in the floor-mount flange and connect the pipe to your facility's plumbing to use these freestanding stations.

The hose gives you longer reach than other eye wash stations. Direct the flow of water and rinse any part of your face or body.

Plug this station in and the thermostat keeps eye wash solution at a comfortable temperature in environments as cold as -32° F.

For jobs that require mobility, this station delivers a continuous flow of water without plumbing.

Use these eye washes in addition to an ANSI-compliant station for areas that need immediate access to eye wash.

Use these in addition to an ANSI-compliant station for areas that need immediate access to eye wash.

Rinse chemicals from your eyes, hands, and body when ANSI-compliant decontamination stations aren't immediately available.

Mount your eye wash station over this container to capture used fluid when a floor drain isn't available.

Connect these shower stations to your facility's overhead plumbing.

Place your hands in front of the sensor for water.

Press the pedals with your knees for water; release them to stop the flow.

Wash your hands without touching a knob or handle—these freestanding sinks turn on with motion sensors. They’re often used in food service applications.

Place your hands under these faucets to start the flow of water.

To prevent the spread of illness, these stations give people a place to wash their hands, wherever they need it.