Halo Eye/Face Wash Station -- Occupational Health & Safety

Bradley Corp.

Halo Eye/Face Wash Station

Bradley Corporation's ground-breaking Halo™ eye/face wash station is now available in stainless steel. The new stainless steel Halo eye/face wash line is ideal for caustic work settings and environments such as petrochemical plants, oil refineries or any harsh environment where hazardous chemicals are present. The stainless steel Halo eye/face wash system is electro-polished to remove fine abrasive particles from the surface for an added layer of corrosion-resistant protection.

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