Drench Showers
Your Professional Drench Showers Supplier
In 2007, our company officially entered the industrial safety protection field, focusing on the R&D and manufacturing of emergency shower equipment and safety eyewashes. After nearly two decades of dedicated research and continuous technological accumulation, we have developed profound technical expertise and rich project experience in this niche segment.Additionally, we provide electrically trace-heated eye wash units designed for low-temperature environments, comprehensively meeting emergency protection needs across different work scenarios.
why choose us
Our service
We also serve leading industrial customers including BASF and SMIC, demonstrating our ability to meet high safety and quality requirements.
Long-Term Specialization in Safety Equipment
With over 15 years of focus on emergency eyewash and shower equipment, our team has deep expertise in materials, fluid performance, and ergonomic design.
Industry-Specific Custom Solutions
We provide both standard products and customized solutions for industries such as chemicals, pharmaceuticals, electronics, energy, and laboratories, based on real operating conditions.
Efficient Global Response Capability
Our integrated production and service system allows fast response to customer needs across China, Europe, North America, and Southeast Asia, supporting long-term cooperation.
Head: 10” SS bowl and 10” SS shower, ABS eyewash
Valve: Shower valve is made of the 1” SS304 ball valve
Water inlet& outlet: 1 1/4" IPS
Flow Control: 90-180L/ Min
Hydraulic Pressure: 0.2MPA-0.4MPA
Original Water: Clean or leached water
Operation Condition: Eye wash & shower option for almost every industrial situation
Notification of operation: Use it in the lower polluted chemical environment.
Please choose the SS316 when the acidity is too hig
Specification
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Item |
Value |
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Place of Origin |
China |
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Product name |
Emergency Drench Shower Horizontally Mounted |
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Color |
Silver |
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Weight |
3kg |
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OEM |
OEM Service Accepted |
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Material |
SS304 |
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Inlet/Outlet Size |
1/2" Internal Thread/1-1/4" Internal Thread |
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Use ambient temperature |
0-40℃ |
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Nominal pressure |
1.0Mpa |
Types of Drench Showers
Ceiling mounted emergency showers
Ceiling mounted showers are - unsurprisingly - designed to be hung from the ceiling. This gives you the freedom to locate them close to particularly dangerous areas of your workplace, although this makes them inappropriate for larger venues with high ceilings.
Wall mounted emergency showers
Wall mounted showers are fitted horizontally to a wall. They are probably the easiest to install, but also offer the least flexibility - especially when you consider that the ANSI regulations (see below) require safety showers to be located no more than a ten second walk away from hazardous areas. For that reason, wall mounted safety showers are best suited to smaller workplaces.
Floor mounted emergency showers
Floor mounted showers, also known as freestanding showers, are designed to be mounted into the floor of your your workspace, meaning that they can be installed almost anywhere. Floor mounted showers are useful for the largest venues, especially those with wide ceiling or complicated layouts that would prevent the use or either wall or ceiling mounted showers.
Combination showers
Combination showers comprise both a safety shower and eye wash station. Although you may be tempted to use an ordinary drench shower for eye wash purposes, the water supplied is of too high a pressure to be used for eye washing, and could cause further injury. As such, combination showers are an economical alternative to separate drench showers and eye wash stations.
Application of Drench Showers
Chemical Handling:
Used in labs, manufacturing, and storage areas for chemical spills or splashes.
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Industrial Settings:
Factories and plants dealing with corrosives, toxins, or high-heat hazards.
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Healthcare:
Decontamination facilities in hospitals for biological or chemical exposures.
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Education:
Schools and universities with science labs where hazardous materials are used.
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Loading/Storage:
Warehouses and loading stations for hazardous materials.
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How Do You Use an Drench Showers
The essential thing you need to know is the location of the safety shower stations. A safety shower has to be within fifteen meters of the workplace and needs to have a minimum volume or flow rate of 75.7 litres per minute. It also needs to be connected to a reliable water source and has to be at a tepid water temperature to avoid burns or hypothermia.
Familiarize yourself with how your workplace safety showers and eyewash stations work. Most of the time, these will come with a quick-release valve that enables you to turn them on with one swift motion. This mechanism and good engineering controls allow the user free use of both hands, which will be more efficient in cleaning the body in case of a chemical splash. Get in the shower as soon as it’s on, ideally within ten seconds of exposure to a hazardous substance.
Stay under the running water as you remove your clothing, personal items, and personal protective equipment, such as face shields. Removing clothing as soon as possible is crucial to avoid further injury from chemical interaction between the chemicals and your clothing.
It’s important to stay under the shower and allow the tepid running water to flush the chemicals. Stay under the shower for a few seconds and up to sixty minutes, especially if exposed to large volumes of hazardous chemicals. Flush your eyes simultaneously for about twenty minutes until medical help arrives.
Immediately call for medical help in the event of chemical exposure. Ideally, there should be another person to call for help while you shower. However, if you find yourself alone after exposure, ensure that you thoroughly shower and flush your eyes before calling for medical assistance. Different chemical substances have specific properties and will likewise have distinct effects. It’s essential to disclose the hazardous substances you have been exposed to avoid delayed treatment.
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