One of the most important elements in industrial safety and sanitation is the deployment of proper emergency eye wash stations. MERNUS offers a selection of high quality eye wash showers to provide immediate relief and protect against permanent damage in the event of chemical splash or debris to the eye. These eye wash showers are more than a piece of a equipment, they are a necessity as a safety measure that can offer an emergency solution.
MERNUS eye wash showers are designed to withstand tough use in any industrial plant. From the manufacturing floor to the chemical processing plant, the risk of eye injuries is high. These stations are conveniently placed to be seen when panic sets in. It allows a continuous flow of water to promptly and easily rinse away hazardous compounds - a must when eye emergency occurs to prevent long term Eye Damage.

In emergencies, every second counts. MERNUS eye wash stations are designed for this purpose. They turn on quickly and provide a light, steady water stream needed to rinse the eye of irritants. The materials on these showers are very high end and are not going to rust through or be prone to failure, these factors are extremely important in readiness preparation of any emergency.

What makes an eye wash station work is how fast it brings relief. MERNUS has engineered all of their showers to instantly begin at the turn of a handle or the press of a pedal. In dangerous environments, a fast activation can be crucial, as differences of a few seconds can turn a mild irritation into a serious injury. The nozzles are strategically located to 'shower' the eyes from outside in, the process is repeated to guarantee a through wash off all parts of the eye.

Safety rules are not suggestions--they are mandate to keep workers from life threating situations. MERNUS eye potential showers are in compliance with all OSHA requirements, including the requirement that emergency eyewash and shower equipment must be accessible and properly maintained, and that they provide fluid at a volume flow rate of at least 0.4 gpm for 15 minutes. Not only does this compliance prevent accidents, but it also protects companies from liability and supports the operational safety culture.