A free-standing eye wash station in stainless steel, with a flip lid over the bowl and twin spray heads inside. The operator steps on the perforated pedal, the chain linkage opens the valve, and both hands stay free to hold the eyes open while the water flows. The lid stays closed between uses and lifts clear in one movement.
Flip lid — closes over the bowl when the unit is idle and lifts clear in one movement, keeping dust, swarf and debris out of the basin.
Stainless steel body — bowl, riser and base in stainless steel; the smooth surface resists corrosion and wipes clean easily.
Twin spray heads — two heads sit inside the bowl and give a wide, even flow over both eyes; yellow caps protect the nozzles between uses.
Foot pedal with chain linkage — press the pedal at the base to open the valve. Hands stay free at the moment of use, which is what matters when eyes are already contaminated.
Perforated pedal plate — the pedal is drilled so water and grit drain straight through instead of pooling underfoot.
Free-standing pedestal — round base with bolt holes for fixed floor mounting; no wall support required, and the PUSH sign plate marks the operating point on the side arm.
| Material | Stainless steel |
| Bowl cover | Flip lid |
| Mounting | Floor-standing, bolted round base |
| Activation | Foot pedal with chain linkage |
| Spray heads | Two heads with protective caps |
| Signage | PUSH sign plate |
Machine shops, welding and fabrication bays, plating and surface treatment lines, laboratories, battery charging rooms and plant rooms where a fixed stainless steel eye wash point is needed close to the hazard and there is no wall to mount one on. The flip lid suits dusty or metalworking environments where an open bowl would collect debris.