How to Buy Faucet Mount Eyewash Stations

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You need an eyewash station for your business in case of an emergency. Purchasing the correct faucet mount eyewash station that will fit the needs of your employees is fairly simple, once you know what to look for and where to look. Here's how to buy a faucet mount eyewash station so you can be sure that your employees are protected should they need to use it.

Instructions

Difficulty: Moderate

Step1
Select a faucet mount eyewash station that fits your current faucet. Most faucet mount eyewash stations can be easily fit onto any goose neck faucet, but there are models that fit on standard faucets as well. Check to be sure that you won't need a plumber to install any additional plumbing.
Step2
Get a faucet mount eyewash station with a control valve. This ensures your faucet will be ready for immediate use should you need to use both the eyewash station and the faucet at the same time.
Step3
Expect to pay between 100 and 150 dollars for a quality faucet mount eyewash station. You can get ones for less, but you'll be sacrificing things like dust covers for the eyewash spouts. You can find these at seton.com in their online catalog.
Step4
Choose a faucet mount eyewash station with a good flow. In an emergency it's imperative that you have a good flow of water to get the chemicals out of your eyes quickly. Choose an eyewash system that has a good flow so you're less likely to experience permanent eye damage.
Step5
Make sure you get signs to help locate the eyewash station. When you purchase the eyewash station, also get a sign so it can easily be found in an emergency.

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