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Safety Equipment

Shower Stations

Shower Stations

Wash substances from eyes, skin, or clothing

Eye Wash Station Replacement Parts

Eye Wash Station Replacement Parts

Replace eye wash station parts such as spray heads, valves, handles, and bowls

Eye Wash Stations

Eye Wash Stations

Flush contaminants from your eyes or face using water or solutions

Eye Wash Solutions

Eye Wash Solutions

Rinse debris or irritants from your eyes

Shower Station Valves

Shower Station Valves

Replace valves on your shower station

Decontaminating Kits

Decontaminating Kits

Rinse chemicals from your eyes, hands, and body when decontamination stations aren't available

Curtain Partitions

Curtain Partitions

Section off work spaces, locker rooms, and restricted areas

Facility and Grounds Maintenance

Shower Heads

Direct the spray of water in a shower or shower station

Sink Faucets

Manual and touch-free faucets for janitorial, restroom, and food service sinks

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Tags

Hang throughout facilities to convey information

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Eye Wash Waste Containers

Eye Wash Waste Containers

Mount under eye wash stations to capture used fluid when there's no floor drain

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