
Assembly Instructions
Safety Stations
A
B
C
O
P
Q
R
D
E
F
G
H
I
JKLMN
32” Nipple
16 5/8” Nipple 22” NIPPLE
10 1/2”
Nipple
8 7/8”
Nipple
Safety stations are designed for easy assembly in the field.
Essentially, these units are assembled from the “bottom up”,
as described below:
1. Assemble floor flange (A), 1 1/4” IPS x 6 1/4” nipple (B),
and plugged outlet tee (C). If unit has a foot treadle, the
floor flange and treadle are pre-assembled. Position foot
treadle for proper access by users, and tee for connection
to drain. IMPORTANT: Plugged tee (C) must be oriented with
plugged end down to assure proper drainage.
2. Assemble 1 1/4” IPS x 16 5/8” nipple (D) and frame
assembly (E). Position frame assembly for proper access by
users.
3. Assemble 1 1/4” IPS x 32” nipple (F) and inlet tee (G).
Position tee for connection to supply. If the top vertical
inlet will be employed, plug tee with supplied 1 1/4” IPS
square head plug.
4. Assemble 1 1/4” IPS x 22” nipple (H) and 1 1/4” x 1” IPS
reducing inlet tee (I). Position tee forward for proper
location of shower. If the back horizontal inlet will be
employed, plug tee with supplied 1 1/4” IPS square head
plug.
5. Assemble 1” IPS x 8 7/8” nipple (J), emergency shower
valve (K), 1” IPS x 10 1/2” nipple (L), elbow (M), and shower
head (N).
6. Place cupped, stainless steel washer (O), rubber gasket (P),
and bowl (Q) onto waste receptor. Center components to
assure a watertight seal.
7. Thread drain plate (R) down onto mounting shank as far
as possible. If neccessary, rotate bowl clockwise to draw
drain plate down onto mounting shank.
8. Thread eye or eye/face wash spray head assembly onto
mounting shank. Position outlet heads for proper access
by user.
9. Secure entire unit to floor and/or wall for stability.
10. If unit has foot treadle, connect foot treadle chain to
valve/handle assembly.
11. Attach orange plastic pipe wrap and sign.
Notes:
1. All threads are tapered pipe and require pipe joint
compound or Teflon tape to assure watertight connection.
2. If unit is furnished with corrosion-resistant powder
coating, care must be taken to avoid damaging finish
during assembly. For best results, a strap wrench should
be used.
3. Test the entire unit for proper operation.
4. The use of dielectric unions is required when connecting
to copper supply to avoid premature corrosion.