A complete emergency eye wash station with eye pods, insert, and wall-mountable polypropylene case. Ready to mount straight out of the box. Meets current HSE regulations for workplace first aid eye care.
An emergency eye wash station is a legal requirement in many workplaces, and this kit gives you everything you need to be compliant and ready to act when it matters. The Eye Wash Station Kit includes eye pods, an insert, and a durable polypropylene case with an integrated wall-mounting bracket. It meets current HSE regulations, so it can go straight up on the wall without the need for additional components or guesswork.
Eye injuries happen quickly and the first sixty seconds of response can make a serious difference to the outcome. Chemicals, dust, grit, and metal fragments are common hazards across construction, manufacturing, engineering, and workshop environments. Having a properly stocked eye wash station mounted at a visible, accessible point gives workers the means to flush the eye immediately, before the situation worsens or professional medical help arrives.
What the Eye Wash Station Kit Contains
The kit is built around a polypropylene case that is both hard-wearing and easy to keep clean. The case has a styled, professional appearance that suits workshops, site offices, laboratories, and production floors alike. An integrated bracket is included, so wall mounting is straightforward using standard fixings. Inside, the eye pods provide a sealed, sterile solution ready for use without additional equipment.
The insert keeps the contents organised and correctly positioned inside the case, which means the station looks presentable during routine inspections and everything is exactly where it should be during an emergency. Nobody wants to be rummaging around in a disorganised kit when there is something in their eye.
Who Uses This Station
This kit is commonly used in workshops, fabrication units, vehicle repair bays, chemical handling areas, and construction site welfare facilities. It is also suitable for schools, laboratories, and any workplace where the risk assessment identifies a need for immediate eye flushing capability. The HSE requires that where there is a foreseeable risk of eye injury from chemicals or contaminants, a suitable eye wash facility must be provided and maintained.
The compact case format makes it easy to position in the right place rather than just wherever there happens to be a spare hook. Positioning close to the hazard zone is the correct approach, and the wall-mount design supports this.
For sites managing multiple risk areas, more than one station is often the practical answer. Keeping replacement eye pods stocked alongside the kit avoids the unit sitting empty after use. A used station that has not been restocked is about as useful as a fire extinguisher with an empty cylinder, so building the restock into your maintenance schedule is worth doing from day one.
This emergency eye wash kit is a sensible, straightforward solution that covers the requirement, installs quickly, and holds up to the daily wear of a working environment.
Pro Tip: Mount the station at eye level no more than ten seconds walk from the identified hazard, as HSE guidance makes clear that distance and response time directly affect the effectiveness of emergency eye irrigation.
This eye wash station is used wherever workers are exposed to a risk of eye contamination from chemicals, dust, metal particles, or other airborne debris. Typical settings include fabrication workshops, vehicle body shops, chemical storage and handling areas, manufacturing production lines, and construction site welfare units. Laboratories and schools with practical science areas also install these stations as standard.
The kit is suitable for both permanent installation and temporary site setups where a compliant, ready-to-use eye wash point is needed quickly. The wall-mount bracket makes it practical in any environment where vertical wall space is available.
Best For
Workshops and fabrication units
Chemical handling and storage areas
Vehicle repair and body shops
Construction site welfare facilities
Laboratories and school science areas
Manufacturing production floors
Kit Includes
Eye pods with sterile saline solution
Organisational insert
Polypropylene wall-mount case
Integrated wall-mounting bracket
Key Features
Meets current HSE regulations
Wall-mountable with integrated bracket
Durable polypropylene case
Sealed sterile eye pods
Ready to install out of the box
Not suitable for: This kit is not a substitute for professional medical treatment following serious chemical eye exposure. After initial flushing, the casualty should always be referred to a medical professional. The eye pods should be replaced after use and checked regularly for expiry.
Mount the case on a clean, flat wall surface at eye level using appropriate fixings through the integrated bracket. Position the station within easy reach of the identified hazard area, ideally no more than ten seconds walking distance from where the risk is present.
In the event of an eye contamination incident, retrieve the eye pods from the station, tilt the head back or lean over a sink, and flush the affected eye continuously for a minimum of ten to fifteen minutes. Ensure the eyelid is held open during flushing for maximum effectiveness. Seek medical attention after initial treatment, particularly if chemicals are involved.
Inspect the station regularly to confirm the eye pods are within their expiry date and the case contents are intact. Restock immediately after any use.
Select a wall-mount location within ten seconds of the identified eye hazard, at approximately eye level
Secure the polypropylene case to the wall using appropriate fixings through the integrated bracket
Load the eye pods and insert into the case as supplied
In an emergency, open the case and retrieve the eye pods without delay
Tilt the casualty's head back or position them over a sink
Hold the eyelid open and flush the affected eye continuously for a minimum of ten to fifteen minutes
Seek medical attention after flushing, particularly following chemical exposure
Restock the station with replacement eye pods after any use and record the incident
Does this eye wash station meet HSE requirements?
Yes. The kit meets current HSE regulations for workplace eye wash provision. It is suitable for use as a compliant first aid eye treatment point in environments where eye injury risk has been identified through risk assessment.
Can I get replacement eye pods for this station?
Yes. Replacement eye pods should be sourced and kept in stock so the station can be restocked promptly after use. A station that has been used and not restocked offers no protection, so maintaining a supply of replacements is important.
How do I mount the eye wash station on the wall?
The polypropylene case includes an integrated wall-mounting bracket. Fix the bracket to a clean, flat wall surface using appropriate fixings for the wall type. Mount the station at eye level and in a clearly visible, accessible location close to the hazard area.
The Eye Wash Station Kit is constructed from polypropylene, a material that resists impact, moisture, and many common chemical splashes encountered in industrial and workshop environments. The case is designed to keep its contents protected, organised, and in good condition between uses. The eye pods contain sterile saline solution sealed to maintain integrity until the point of use. The kit is assembled to meet current Health and Safety Executive regulations for workplace emergency eye wash provision.
SKU
MED904
Case Material
Polypropylene
Mounting
Wall-mountable with integrated bracket
Contents
Eye pods, insert, polypropylene case with bracket
Regulatory Compliance
Meets current HSE regulations
Condition
Ready to install
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