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Emergency tank shower

Published:  10 April, 2014

verticaltank_large.jpgEMPTEEZY says it will be using the Plant & Asset Management Exhibition for theUKdebut of its fully ANSI standard compliant Emergency Tank Shower. This self contained shower issaid to be  ideal for locations without piped water or where the water pressure cannot be guaranteed.

The ANSI Z358.1-2009 standard, which is internationally recognised, establishes the universal minimum performance and use requirements for eyewash and drench shower equipment used for the treatment of the eyes, face, and/or the body of a person who has been exposed to hazardous materials and/or chemicals. For a preview visit the new website dedicated to emergency showers: www.tankshower.co.uk

Tel: 01506 430209

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www.empteezy.co.uk

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