8L Portable Eye Shower/ 8L Emergency Eye washer/ 8L Assembled Eyewash Station
Specification
1.Product name: portable 8L pressure skin rinser eyewash equipment
2.Brand: WINBAY
3.Product model: WBBC8
4.Production standard: American ANSIZ358.1-2014
5.Capacity: 8L, can provide more than 15 minutes of uninterrupted eye flushing time;
A hose with a length of 1.5 meters;
Equipped with pressure gauges to observe the use of pressure
6.Material: high quality ABS non - toxic engineering plastic, has excellent corrosion resistance of acid, alkali, salt, oil and other chemicals.
7.Gross weight: 2.2 kg
8.Net weight: 1.8 kg
9.Size: L * W * H = 200 * 200 * 590mm
10.Product size: L * W * H = 180 * 180 * 580mm
11.Usage: manually operate the pressure rod, pressure to 0.1 ~ 0.2mpa, press the switch to wash the eyes water automatically, loosen the switch and wash the eyes water close.Press the switch and push forward to keep the flow of water. When it needs to be turned off, press the switch to pull back, and the shut-off switch is closed automatically.In addition, the water state can be adjusted as column or mist by rotating the eye spray nozzle.
12.Performance characteristics: no fixed installation, can be moved to use at any time according to actual need.The effluent state can be adjusted by the eyewash nozzle as a fog or column, suitable for the use of the place where the water source is not convenient.Equipped with a 1.5 meter hose, it can move freely within a radius of 1.5 meters.Equipped with pressure gauges to observe the use of pressure.
13.Applicable places: widely used in nuclear power, power station, pharmaceutical, medical, chemical, petroleum, ship, electronic, smelting, printing and dyeing, education and scientific research, etc.
14.Special reminder: every 6 months must clean the liquid container, with clean water preservatives (water preservatives need to be purchased separately), and can ensure the effective use of the eye-washer for 120 days.
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