Bradley S19-200B Eye Wash Station

SKU: S19-200B Brand:
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The Bradley S19-200B Eye Wash Station functions as a safety component that provides instant relief in laboratory applications and emergency situations. The wall-mounted unit comes with a stainless steel bowl and spray heads that have protective covers for operating without contaminants. The station maintains steady water flow which meets both ANSI and OSHA workplace safety requirements for eye irrigation. This part features a corrosion-proof frame and effective drainage system which makes it suitable for harsh environments. The station provides industrial and laboratory environments with a reliable solution for fast eye injury response.

More Information:

Step1: Turn off the water supply before installation.

Step2: Mount the Eye Wash Station to a wall or fixture according to manufacturer guidelines.

Step3: Connect the water supply line to the unit inlet.

Step4: Tighten all plumbing connections securely to prevent leaks.

Step5: Turn on the water supply and flush the unit thoroughly.

Step6: Test both spray heads for proper flow and coverage.

Step7: Verify the station is easily accessible and free from obstructions in emergencies.

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  • What maintenance is required for the Bradley S19-200B Eye Wash Station?

    Inspect the unit weekly to ensure proper water flow and clear spray heads. Flush the system regularly to prevent sediment buildup and contamination. Check valves and piping for leaks or blockages. Verify activation equipment operates smoothly for emergency readiness.

  • What are common issues with the Bradley S19-200B Eye Wash Station?

    • Reduced water flow due to clogged spray heads.
    • Valve leakage or failure to fully activate.
    • Sediment or debris buildup in lines.
    • Inconsistent spray pattern or pressure imbalance.
    • Handle or activation lever sticking or loosening.