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Mobile shower
August 1st 2011

The Mobile Emergency Shower from Showers & Eyebaths Services features a pull down eyebath for improved eye protection for construction sites.

The mobile facility complies with the recommended regulatory 15 minutes of uninterrupted dousing with tepid water. It is now also possible for this unit to operate in inhospitable, remote and hazardous conditions with the additional facility that retains heated water at 20° for up to 12 hours.

The GPS12 Mobile Bowser can act as a fixed unit which can still be removed to another location if necessary or as the work load demands.

The GPS12 is manufactured in house and is ATEX approved.

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