Chemical Splash Eye Wash Station
The Vision Chemical Splash Station combines rapid neutralization and eye irrigation into one HSE-compliant unit. Equipped with Redcap Phosphate-buffered solution, this eye wash significantly reduces both the volume and time required to treat acid and alkali splashes. Built into a durable, wipeable ABS housing with luminous printed instructions and a protective dustproof cover, it ensures quick identification—even in low light. The integrated eye bath bottles, pods, eye pads, and central mirror provide a fast, safe response to chemical exposures. Ideal for laboratories, industrial sites, and any environment handling hazardous substances.
Key Features
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Neutralising buffer formula cuts flushing time and solution needed
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HSE-compliant and dual-purpose for eye/skin irrigation
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Hard-wearing ABS case with glow-in-the-dark instructions for visibility
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Dustproof cover maintains hygiene and readiness
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One-handed access to all essential components during emergencies
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Includes: 2×500 ml Redcap wash bottles, 5×20 ml eye wash pods, 2×eye pad dressings, and an application mirror
In stock
SKU
R5996
£69.50
Redcap™
Eye Wash & Skin Flush for Acid and Alkali Splashes Phosphate Buffer Solution
• Reduced flushing time
• Reduced volume of fluid
• Reduced patient discomfort
• Reduced risk to first aider
Redcap™ Phosphate Buffer Solution has a neutralising effect which significantly reduces the flushing time and the volume of fluid required to dilute and neutralise acid and alkali splashes*.
Dual-purpose, HSE compliant eye wash station. Wipeable, hard-wearing ABS plastic with luminous printed instructions; effective for locating the station during a power cut. Dustproof heavy-duty cover keeps contents clean. Central mirror makes application easy. Contains easy-to-squeeze bottles with integrated eye bath, allowing the eye to be irrigated easily and efficiently.
CONTENTS
2 Dressings, Eye Pad
2 Eye Wash Redcap™, Bottles 500ml
5 Eye Wash, Pods 20ml
1 Mirror
* It is recommended to continue flushing with water or saline eye wash until medical help arrives.
