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In workplaces located in particularly high-risk areas, emergency eye wash stations can provide immediate first aid as a primary form of protection for workers facing dangerous and sudden emergencies, thereby helping to secure the best possible time for treatment. And each workshop is equipped with eye wash stations, there are also many small details that need attention. When selecting eyewash stations for high-risk petrochemical workshops, the number of such stations to be installed can be determined based on factors such as the distance along the safety routes in the workshop. However, the installation distance of these eyewash stations must not exceed 15 meters, and it should take workers no more than 10 seconds to reach them in the event of an emergency. When selecting eye wash stations for factory inspections, it is generally required that there be at least one eye wash station in each workshop; in addition, the installation distance must not exceed 30 meters, so that injured persons can reach the eye wash station within 15 seconds. Pay attention! The installation range mentioned above is not the straight-line distance, but rather the distance that personnel need to cover to reach the eyewash station; it includes not only straight-line distances but also curved distances in environments with more complex conditions. In fact, an eye washer is a very important emergency first-aid device; when selecting an eye washer for industrial workshops, it is essential to choose one that is suitable for the actual working conditions in that workshop. Furthermore, inlet and outlet pipes for water, as well as wastewater treatment pipes, must be installed at the workshop site for the eye wash stations; if no water supply pipes are available, portable mobile eye wash stations can be used as alternatives.