The durable Universal Cart provides reliable mobility for self-contained, portable gravity-fed emergency eyewash stations.

This heavy-duty, polyethylene, wheeled disposal cart provides an easy means for collecting used flushing fluid at the emergency eyewash station. The top surface of the disposal cart is concave with a center drain for improved fluid collection.

The Portable Stainless Steel Eyewash unit has a 10-gallon capacity. Ideal for use in remote worksites or where a permanent water supply is not available. Portable eyewash demonstration videos.

The Universal Stand can be used to hold Pure Flow 1000® or Porta Stream® Eyewash Stations when wall mounting is not available or not convenient.

The On-Site Gravity-Fed Eyewash Station is fully transportable and can be easily relocated to the point-of-need even when assembled and filled by using a Bradley Waste Cart. It can be mounted to a wall or placed on a countertop or other solid surface.

The Porta Stream Eyewash Stations provide emergency eyewash treatment when water hook-up is not available. Lightweight, portable stations. Station has a capacity of six gallons and provides six minutes of continuous flushing. It includes 70 oz of Eyesaline® concentrate.

Porta Stream 200 is a lightweight, portable unit that does not require any plumbing and can easily be mounted on a wall or can sit on a table. When activated, it provides 15 minutes of flushing.

The FlashFlood Eyewash Station is lightweight and requires no plumbing. Portable and self-contained station.

Porta Stream III is freeze protected by a special form fitted, insulated cover and twin, 600-watt, 110-volt thermostatically controlled heaters. Includes lighted power and heat indicators. An internal float switch disconnects power to the heaters and activates the malfunction circuit at low fluid conditions. Ideal for use between 72° and -32° F (22° to -36° C).

The Body Flush Station provides relief in emergency situations involving acids, caustics, and water-soluble irritants.

These single-use products feature twist-off, tamper-resistant tabs that have no seals to remove.

A hinged stainless steel dust cover keeps dirt and other contaminants out of the stainless steel bowl of the wall-mount Eye/Face Wash Station when the unit is not in use.

The cost-effective Eyewash Station can be conveniently placed in any work environment where workers risk getting particulates or other hazardous materials in their eyes.

The Fendall 2000 utilizes a sterile dispensing system to deliver 100% sterile saline solution to the eyes. The station is easily moved and small enough to fit in tight spaces. A built-in alarm sounds first when the station is activated, and then again after the required 15-minute flush.

Successful treatment of acid and alkali burns is contingent upon the quickest possible response. North’s Emergency Eye and Skin Flush Stations were designed for just that purpose. The new eyewash stations are more functional, user-friendly and eye catching! It’s just another example of how North’s product innovation helps to solve your problems more effectively.

The Portable Pressurized Eyewash unit utilizes a stainless steel pressure tank which includes a tire filler valve with a 0-160 PSI air gauge, a pressure relief valve to prevent over pressurization and built-in carry handles for easy transportation.

The Portable Pressurized Eyewash unit utilizes a stainless steel pressure tank which includes a tire filler valve with a 0-160 PSI air gauge, a pressure relief valve to prevent over pressurization and built-in carry handles for easy transportation.

The Portable Pressurized Eyewash unit utilizes a stainless steel pressure tank which includes a tire filler valve with a 0-160 PSI air gauge, a pressure relief valve to prevent over pressurization and built-in carry handles for easy transportation.