Honeywell 32-001065-0000 Emergency Eyewash Station Stand, Steel, Black
A steel stand holds portable eyewash stations securely and assembles in five minutes or less
- Product colorBlack
- Ready in five minutes with tool-free assembly
- Frees floor space by replacing wall brackets
- Black steel frame resists corrosion in wet areas
- Fits Porta Stream I and II eyewash units
- Lightweight stand moves easily between work zones
Emergency Eyewash Stand, Black Steel
The Honeywell 32-001065-0000 is a free-standing steel frame designed to hold a portable eyewash station. It suits workplaces that need an emergency rinse point away from walls or where wall mounting is impractical. The stand is compatible with Fendall Porta Stream I and Porta Stream II units.
Compact Assembly and Placement
The black steel construction ships in a compact form and assembles in five minutes or less. At 20 in depth the footprint is modest, allowing placement on bench tops or floors without permanent fixings. The lightweight frame can be moved between work zones as hazards shift.
Compatibility Check Before Ordering
Verify that the eyewash station you own matches the listed compatible part numbers 32-001050, 3PVP3, 3PVP7 or 4LNF8. This stand does not support Fendall Flash Flood models. Confirm the station series is Porta Stream I or Porta Stream II before purchasing.
How it compares
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- Price $142.99
- Pricier than about 77% of the 1,503 comparable items (median $61.99).
Specifications
| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | SPERIAN BY HONEYWELL |
| Product color | Black |
Questions about this item
What depth does the Honeywell 32-001065-0000 stand occupy on the floor?
The stand has a depth of 20 inches, so it needs that much clearance from the wall or any obstruction.
Which eyewash stations are compatible with this stand?
It fits Honeywell Fendall Porta Stream I and Porta Stream II units, matching manufacturer part number 32-001050 and Grainger numbers 3PVP3, 3PVP7, 4LNF8.
How is the stand assembled and what step is often missed?
Assembly takes five minutes or less; the step people skip is tightening all bolts after the initial hand-tight pass so the frame stays rigid.
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