Drollis Safety Expands Industrial Emergency Eyewash and Face Wash Line

Drollis Safety Supply Co. Ltd. has refreshed its industrial safety line, expanding a portfolio of emergency eyewash and eye/face wash units configured for distinct working environments. The update is aimed at chemical, laboratory and manufacturing sites where rapid decontamination infrastructure is a core safety requirement.

The revised range spans standard eyewash stations, combination eye/face wash units, faucet-mounted devices and swing-away models, with published pricing on selected configurations and quotation-based pricing on others.

The company has organized the updated catalog around installation and use case rather than a single universal design. Standard eyewash stations form the largest group, covering models SA422, SA423, SAK621, SAK622, SAK623, SAK624, SAK649, SAK651, SD549 and SD550. These units address incidents confined to the eyes and are typically specified for fixed points in production and handling areas.

Combination eye/face wash stations make up a second tier, comprising SA439, SAK625, SAK626, SAK627, SAK650, SAK652, SAR317 and SD543. Its broader coverage reflects environments where splashes may reach the full face rather than the eyes alone.

A third group, including SAI288, SAY103, SAK648, SAK653, SAK654 and SD545, covers faucet-integrated and swing-arm configurations. The company does not publish fixed prices for these units, indicating instead that quotations are issued on request.

Published reference prices vary widely across the range. Within the eyewash group, the SAK622 is listed at $662.95, while the SAK623 and SAK624 are each listed at $1,010.95. Among eye/face wash units, the SAK625 is priced at $677.95, the SAK626 and SAK627 at $948.95 each, the SA439 at $1,140.95 and the SAR317 at $1,706.95.

Specifying emergency flushing equipment requires an assessment of both the chemicals handled in a given area and the physical layout of the site. The severity of potential exposure is the primary variable: units such as the SAR317 are intended for situations in which a full-face rinse may be necessary, while a standard eyewash station is generally adequate where hazards are limited to the eyes.

Space constraints carry similar weight. Faucet-integrated eyewash devices such as the SAI288 are suited to compact laboratory settings where a dedicated floor-mounted station is impractical, and swing-away models allow the fixture to be rotated clear of the work area when not in use.

For models without published prices, configuration, order volume and logistics requirements determine the final figure, and pricing is therefore handled case by case rather than through a fixed list.

Drollis Safety Supply Co. Ltd. is headquartered at 3375 North Service Road, Unit B8, in Burlington, Ontario, Canada. The company supplies industrial safety equipment, including the emergency flushing devices detailed in its updated catalog.