Portable eyewash stations operate according to a gravity-fed principle, that is, the rinsing fluid is contained in a tank. That type of emergency eyewash station is ideal for work environments which have no piping system to supply water. The advantage of having a portable eyewash station is that it can be installed anywhere near the hazardous workplace or agent. However, a portable emergency shower means a thorough maintenance because its tank may be the cluster of a bacterial proliferation. According to the ANSI standards, a portable eyewash station should deliver fluid to both eyes simultaneously at a volume of no less than 1.5 litres/minute (0.4 gallons/minute) for at least 15 minutes. The water in the tank must also be treated with antibacterial and antifungal agents to avoid any contamination or infection at a moment where the worker is at his most vulnerable.

Several models of portable emergency showers are available on the market:

• Gravity-fed eyewash station (PD19921, PD32000230 et PD32002)
• Gravity-fed eyewash station with heater jacket (PD19921H)
• Gravity-fed eyewash station for construction sites with heater jacket (PD19690H et PD19788H)
• Portable pressurised eyewash station (PD19690LHS)
• Portable pressurised eyewash station with a drench hose (PD19690 ou PD19788)

We also provide many accessories which may prove themselves useful:

• Antifungal and antibacterial water preservatives (PD19921S)
• Portable eyewash station cart (PD19399 and PD19690A)