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A wall-mounted, portable emergency eye wash station with a 9-gallon reservoir for flushing eyes after workplace exposure to debris or chemicals.
September 29, 2026
Every unit is scored by hand on four facets, 1 to 5 on each. There is no overall score: the four facet scores are the condition.
Whether everything that belongs in the box is there.
Whether everything that belongs in the box is there.
Every unit is inspected and photographed by hand, one at a time. We describe what we find as accurately as we can, and we do miss things: a mark under a light, a part we did not think to check. If a unit arrives different from this report, tell us and we will put it right under our return policy. More on the scale itself in how we rate.
This eye wash unit is built from a single blow-molded plastic shell rather than assembled panels, which the manufacturer states helps keep the interior clean and resist leaks. It mounts on a wall and operates by gravity feed: pulling down the cover releases a dual spray of solution over the eyes.
The station holds 9 gallons, enough for roughly 15 minutes of continuous use, and is intended to be filled with purified water, saline, or a commercial eyewash solution, none of which are included. It is rated for use in environments above 32°F, with added precautions suggested for use in freezing conditions.
The unit is OSHA-approved and ANSI Z358.1-2014 certified, with third-party inspection noted for each unit, making it suited to workplaces that must meet eyewash station compliance requirements.
| Brand | Magula |
|---|---|
| Capacity | 9 gallons |
| Duration of use | Approximately 15 minutes |
| Certification | OSHA approved, ANSI Z358.1-2014 certified |
| Mounting | Wall mounted |
| Operating temperature | Above 32°F recommended |
| Item weight | 9.18 pounds |
| Construction | One-piece blow-molded plastic |





