Brief introduction of emergency eyewash

Emergency eye wash is when the eyes or body of the site operator is in contact with toxic and harmful and other corrosive chemicals, these devices can be used for emergency flushing or showering of eyes and body, mainly to avoid further harm to the human body caused by chemicals. However, these devices only perform preliminary treatment of the eyes and body, and cannot replace medical treatment. In severe cases, further medical treatment must be carried out as soon as possible. When accidental injury occurs, the rapid spraying and flushing of this product can reduce the degree of injury to a minimum. Its main performance parameters are selected and determined in consideration of the requirements of the American ANSI Z358.1 standard in consideration of the medical safety required for the harm and irritation of human skin and eye surface caused by harmful substances in the accident.
Emergency eyewash: When toxic and harmful substances (such as chemical liquids) are sprayed on the body, face, eyes, or fire of the worker’s clothing caused by fire, an effective safety protection to quickly minimize the harm Supplies.
but. Eyewash products are only used in emergency situations to temporarily slow the further damage of harmful substances to the body. Further treatment and treatment need to follow the doctor’s instructions
Deconstruction of emergency eyewash
Eye wash nozzles: water jets used to clean the eyes and face.
Eye wash nozzle dust cover: dust protection device for protecting the eye wash nozzle.
On-off valve: A valve device used to open and close the water flow.
Water pipe: A device used to guide the flow of water.
Strainer: used to filter out debris entering the eyewash.
Base: fixed eye wash

Emergency eyewash is an emergency rescue facility used in toxic and hazardous hazardous operating environments. When the eyes or body of the site operator comes into contact with toxic and harmful substances and other corrosive chemicals, these equipments can be used for emergency flushing or showering of eyes and body, mainly to prevent further harm to the human body caused by chemicals