Thread Content
The eye washer is installed on-site, with a concrete, grating plate, and steel plate as the base surface. For grating plates and steel plates, eyewash stations can be installed directly on them. As for concrete, many customers are asking whether a foundation is required for the installation of eye wash stations I have checked the relevant standards for eye wash stations, and there is no mention that eye wash stations must have a base.
Refer to Q/SH0700-2008 4.5.2: When the equipment is installed on the ground, a concrete foundation should be used
It’s not necessary, right? You can just fix it in place using expansion screws ;P
Does this document specify how high the foundation needs to be? Please provide it, so I don’t have to go look for the file
This is how it’s installed in many sites; I saw on a foreigner-related project in Shandong that they built a base for the eye wash stations, with a height of around 30 mm. Once, on a project in Sichuan, it was probably for laying the foundation of other equipment; the height was 200 mm, which is too high
It can be fixed to the concrete floor using expansion screws.
We fix it with expansion bolts.
It’s sufficient to fix it directly with expansion bolts; building a foundation is a waste
Just attach it with expansion screws; Many companies do this ; The safety supervision department also didn’t say it was inappropriate
Safety and convenience are sufficient; it seems that no eye washers with basic functions have been seen so far
There are no regulatory requirements stating that eyewash stations must have a base.