FAQ

What are spill absorbents?

Spill absorbents are materials that are used to clean up spills, prevent spills from spreading, and reduce the negative impacts of the spill. These absorbents are materials that can come...

Do eyewash stations have to be plumbed?

No. Both portable and plumbed eyewash stations are acceptable, as long as they have a constant supply of clean water and are placed in the right locations. However, according to...

Where should eyewash stations be located?

There should be an easily accessible eyewash station within 10 seconds or 55 feet of a known hazard. This way, if someone is exposed to a hazard and gets a...

How high should an eyewash station be mounted?

An eyewash station should be mounted so that its nozzle is as high as 33 to 45 inches from the ground. The nozzle should also be at least 6 inches...

What is the minimum flow rate for eyewash station?

The minimum pressure for the water flow of an eyewash station should be 0.4 gallons per minute for 15 minutes. Regardless of how the eyewash station is mounted – whether...

How long should you use an eyewash station?

An eyewash station should be able to provide a continuous flow of water for 15 minutes. The water should be enough for both eyes. If you had gotten a hazardous...