Eyewash Station That Keeps Flushing for the Full 15 Minutes

Chemical in the eyes can’t wait. The flush has to begin at once and run for a full 15 minutes. A plumbed eyewash station manages that because it’s fed by the building’s water line, so there’s no tank to run dry halfway through.

Fuka Industries supplies a plumbed eyewash station made of SS304 stainless steel. Each unit combines an emergency shower with an eye and face wash. It’s built for factories and other sites where workers handle hazardous chemicals, and you can install it indoors or outdoors.

Plumbed Eyewash Station Specifications

Need dimensions or installation details for your layout? Contact us and we’ll go through them with you.

How the Plumbed Eyewash Station Operates

To start the shower, pull the rod. The eye and face wash has spray heads with a built-in dual-layer filter, and it works hands-free. That leaves both hands free to hold the eyelids open while the water runs.

The unit is fed from a water line, so the flow doesn’t stop the way a tank would when it empties. With 15 minutes as the minimum flush time, that is the point of choosing a plumbed unit.

Is a Plumbed Eyewash Station Right for Your Site?

It suits sites with a water line and a drain close to the hazard. The shower needs a water pipe to work, the inlet and drain are both Rc 1-1/4, and the supply should run at 0.2 to 0.4 MPa when the unit is in use. If your pressure is outside that range, tell us before you order.

No water line near the work area? A portable eyewash unit is the alternative. For the planning side, see how to install an eyewash station, and for the basics, what an emergency shower and eyewash is. Our full emergency shower and eye wash range covers the other options.

Request a Quotation for an Eyewash Station

Tell us where the unit will go, your water pressure and whether you need it indoors or outdoors, and we’ll advise on the setup. We supply from Klang, Selangor, with branches in Melaka, Penang and Johor Bahru.