Green wall holder of 200 ml, 500 ml and 1.000ml - EW10

Green wall holder of 200 ml, 500 ml and 1.000ml. It doesn't include eyewash bottle.

Valid for bottles:

• ISEW01
• ISEW02
• ISEW03
• ISEW06
• ISEW08

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The systems eye wash they are equipment that must be available to workers in a wide variety of work environments. In fact they must be present in all workplaces where there is a risk of eye pollution for the worker. In addition to the usual equipment and kits, which you have at your disposal for this purpose, there are different a green wall holder of 200 ml, 500 ml and 1.000ml - EW10.

The a green wall holder of 200 ml, 500 ml and 1.000ml - EW10 is, as its name suggests, a stand designed to be mounted on the wall and on which to place an eyewash bottle of the dimensions indicated, being compatible with ISEW01, ISEW02, ISEW03, ISEW06 and ISEW08 bottles.

This type of support is very useful for all those companies in which there are different workstations in which professionals have to work with different materials and substances that pose a danger to their eyes, and which may require rapid action to avoid possible injuries that, in their most serious cases, can lead to total or partial loss of vision.

This way, with the a green wall holder of 200 ml, 500 ml and 1.000ml - EW10, the worker may have a bottle of eyewash liquid near his workstation to use quickly in the event of emergency. What. When installing this type of support on the wall, it should be borne in mind that the worker must have immediate access to the device, without any obstacles to be overcome if necessary, as this could be detrimental to him when seeking a quick decontamination of his eyes.

Such supports are indispensable in many sectors of work, especially in laboratories and other environments where workers are forced to handle substances with a high level of hazard, especially at the ocular level.

Every undertaking should bear in mind the importance of having all the necessary elements in place to ensure the safety of its workers, making every possible effort to reduce the likelihood that they may suffer any kind of injury and, if they do, having the necessary equipment to treat it.