Haws 7610 Barrier Free Swing-Down Eye Face Wash Station

Haws 7610 Barrier Free Swing-Down Eye Face Wash StationPull Down Activation Eye Facewash Spray Head Deck or Wall Mounted 1 2" Supply Inlet Provides 3. 0 GPM at 30 PSI Meets ANSI Standard Z358. 1 The HAWS model 7610 is a barrier free, pull down AXION MSR eye facewash designed to be mounted on the sink countertop or a wall. The unit also features integral flow control, polished chrome plated brass single action pull down valve body, wheelchair accessibility, and a universal sign. From the Manufacturer: Lab

• Pull Down Activation
• Eye/Facewash Spray Head
• Deck or Wall Mounted
• 1/2" Supply Inlet
• Provides 3.0 GPM at 30 PSI
• Meets ANSI Standard Z358.1

The HAWS model 7610 is a barrier-free, pull down AXION MSR eye/facewash designed to be mounted on the sink/countertop or a wall. The unit also features integral flow control, polished chrome-plated brass single action pull down valve body, wheelchair accessibility, and a universal sign.

From the Manufacturer:

Lab units like the 7610 barrier-free wall or deck mount pull down eye/face wash features the medically acclaimed AXION MSR eye/face wash head assembly (patent pending). This revolutionary inverted flow design is the only product on the market that provides a Medically Superior Response consistent with all EMT, emergency room and doctors' office protocols by sweeping contaminants away from the vulnerable nasal cavity. Traditional eyewashes irrigate from the outside edge of the eye back toward the nose, where contaminants can then be flushed into the nasal cavity through the lacrimal punctum, nature's ocular cavity drain. Unit can be deck or wall mounted with easy change-over instructions. Extended-length pull down arms are designed to accommodate wheelchair access. Eye/face wash streams provide zero vertical velocity stream engineering with even laminar flow for enhanced comfort, stability and effectiveness. Dust cover allows for the 7610 to stay protected from debris when not in use. Activation and deactivation occur at a 30 degree angle from h(more...)