Magula Portable/Wall-Mounted Emergency Eye Wash Station – OSHA-Approved Product Description

Magula Portable/Wall-Mounted Emergency Eye Wash Station – OSHA-Approved Product Description
$50.00

Why Your Workplace Needs an Emergency Eye Wash Station

  • Immediate Decontamination: Exposure to hazardous substances requires instant action. This station allows for immediate flushing within the critical first 10–15 seconds, which is essential to prevent permanent eye damage or vision loss.

  • Essential Safety Compliance: Meeting safety standards isn't just about inspections; it’s about preparedness. Having an accessible, OSHA-aligned station is a vital component of a comprehensive workplace safety plan.

  • Versatile Design: Whether you need it for a fixed location or a mobile workspace, this dual-purpose unit provides flexibility without sacrificing accessibility.

  • Supports Full Recovery: Properly rinsing contaminants for the recommended duration significantly minimizes the severity of injury, providing the best chance for full recovery while waiting for professional medical care.

 

"Note: For full compliance, ensure this station is installed in a location accessible within 10 seconds of any hazard, is kept free of obstructions, and is tested weekly to maintain water quality and unit readiness."

Product Description

Ensure workplace safety with this reliable, OSHA-approved emergency eye wash station. This versatile unit is designed for quick access in hazardous environments and is suitable for both wall-mounted installation or portable use.

Key Features & Specifications:

  • Safety Standards: OSHA-approved and BPA-free construction for peace of mind.

  • Contents: Includes two 17oz eye flush bottles (ships empty).

  • Design: Compact, wall-mountable, and lightweight enough to be portable.

  • Condition: New; comes still sealed in the original packaging.

  • Color: Green (high-visibility for emergency identification).

 
 

 

Emergency Eye Wash Station: Installation & Maintenance Checklist

I. Installation Requirements (ANSI Z358.1-2014 Standards)

To meet safety standards, proper positioning is critical:

  • Accessibility: The station must be reachable within 10 seconds (approximately 55 feet) of a hazard.

  • Path of Travel: The path to the unit must be free of obstructions (no doors, stairs, or clutter).

  • Clearance: Ensure there is at least 6 inches of clearance from the wall or nearest obstruction.

  • Mounting Height: The nozzles should be positioned between 33 and 45 inches from the floor.

  • Identification: Mark the area with a high-visibility Emergency Eye Wash sign.

II. Routine Maintenance

Equipment is only effective if it is kept in working order. Follow these steps to ensure readiness:

  • Weekly Activation: Activate the unit weekly to flush out the lines, clear out any sediment or stagnant water, and verify the flow is working correctly.

  • Monthly Inspection:

    • Check for any leaks in the valves or connections.

    • Ensure the "dust covers" are in place to keep the spray heads clean and debris-free.

    • Verify that the unit remains free of surrounding clutter.

  • Record Keeping: Keep an inspection tag attached to the unit to document the date of each weekly and monthly check.

 

III. Important Safety Notes

  • Tepid Water: If applicable, ensure the flushing fluid is tepid (between 60°F and 100°F) to avoid shocking the user.

  • Usage: All personnel working near hazardous materials should be trained on how to locate and activate the unit before an emergency occurs.