Halo Swing-Activated Faucet and Emergency Eyewash -- Occupational Health & Safety

Bradley Corp.

Halo Swing-Activated Faucet and Emergency Eyewash

Bradley Corp. introduces its new combined Halo Swing-Activated faucet and emergency eyewash-- a compact space-saving solution for work environments and laboratories. Bradley’s innovative 2-in-1 design features a gooseneck faucet for regular use, such as handwashing and a built-in emergency eyewash featuring Halo technology, which delivers the most effective eye washdown coverage available. During regular faucet use, the eyewash is stored out of the way. In an emergency, it is immediately activated when it is swung out 90 degrees over the sink. When activated, the design ensures the faucet moves out of the way, positioning the eyewash directly over the sink.

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