Eye Wash

Eye Wash Stations are an essential safety tool for any automotive mechanic. They provide a quick and easy way to flush eyes that have been contaminated with harmful chemicals. Eye wash stations are typically equipped with a flow-activated nozzle that delivers a stream of water directly to the eyes. This helps to flush away the contaminants and prevent further damage.

Types of Eye Wash Stations

There are two main types of eye wash stations:

• Manual eye wash stations are activated by a manual lever or button.
• Automatic eye wash stations are activated by a flow of water or a chemical spill.

Features of Eye Wash Stations

Eye wash stations typically have the following features:

• A comfortable headrest to support the head and neck.
• A wide nozzle to provide a large area of coverage.
• A flow control valve to adjust the flow of water.
• A built-in eyecup to protect the eyes from further contamination.

How to Use an Eye Wash Station

If you get chemicals in your eyes, follow these steps:

1. Immediately activate the eye wash station.
2. Hold your eyes open under the stream of water for at least 15 minutes.
3. Tilt your head back and allow the water to drain from your eyes.
4. Seek medical attention immediately.

Eye Wash Stations are an essential safety tool for any automotive mechanic. They provide a quick and easy way to flush eyes that have been contaminated with harmful chemicals. By following these simple steps, you can help to protect your eyes from serious injury.

Eye Wash Station Types

• Manual eye wash stations
• Automatic eye wash stations

Eye Wash Station Features

• Comfortable headrest
• Wide nozzle
• Flow control valve
• Built-in eyecup

How to Use an Eye Wash Station

1. Immediately activate the eye wash station.
2. Hold your eyes open under the stream of water for at least 15 minutes.
3. Tilt your head back and allow the water to drain from your eyes.
4. Seek medical attention immediately.