MAASTERS 8 Gallon Portable Eye Wash Station, Wall Mount, OSHA-Compliant

MAASTERS 8 Gallon Portable Eye Wash Station — Wall Mount, OSHA-Compliant

A first aid kit supplements emergency care, it does not replace it. ANSI/ISEA Z308.1 sets minimum fills for workplace kits; anything beyond minor injury - and any chemical splash hazard to the eye - needs professional medical attention, and 29 CFR 1910.151 requires that medical help be genuinely available, not merely listed on a poster.

The MAASTERS 8 Gallon Portable Eye Wash Station is a gravity-fed, self-contained tank built for hazard areas beyond the reach of plumbing — battery rooms, warehouse corners, and temporary work lines. Its own listing states OSHA-Compliant. This page covers what ships with the tank, how it stacks against the rest of the 8-9 gallon gravity class on this site, and what upkeep it requires after installation.

The MAASTERS 8 Gallon Portable Eye Wash Station is a wall-mounted, gravity-fed, self-contained eyewash tank whose listing states OSHA-Compliant — reservoir sizing places it in the station class, not the bottle-supplemental tier.

Key features

• 8-gallon gravity-fed reservoir — sized for sustained irrigation, not a momentary rinse
• Self-contained, no plumbing or power required — mounts anywhere structure allows
• OSHA-Compliant language stated directly in the listing
• Same brand family as the MAASTERS 14 Gallon tank for facilities standardizing mounting hardware
• Wall-mount bracket format for fixed installation at the point of hazard
• Pairs with the MAASTERS bottle unit as a first-seconds companion

Specifications

Use cases

• Warehouse and battery-charging areas beyond the reach of plumbing
• Temporary work lines and mobile crews needing station-class capacity
• Facilities standardizing on MAASTERS mounting hardware across multiple capacities
• Buyers building a complete eye-protection program alongside the safety glasses collection

What pairs with the MAASTERS 8-gallon tank?

Pair this tank with a point-of-hazard bottle unit so the first seconds are covered while a worker reaches the tank — the brand-matched MAASTERS BPA Free Portable Eye Wash Station is the closest pairing, and the budget Magula 17oz x2 works as an alternate. Keep PhysiciansCare Sterile Eye Wash Solution on hand for the tank's own fluid changes. What does not pair with it: this tank is not a plumbed fixture, and OSHA-Compliant listing language is a starting point, not a substitute, for verifying flow rate, duration, and placement against ANSI/ISEA Z358.1 — see our ANSI Z358.1 eyewash requirements explainer and the broader OSHA first aid kit requirements reference.

Where the MAASTERS 8-gallon sits in the gravity-fed class

The 8-9 gallon gravity class on this site runs from to, all delivering comparable sustained-irrigation capacity.

• Order this tank if you are standardizing on MAASTERS mounting hardware alongside the 14-gallon unit.
• Consider the VEVOR 8-Gal for the same capacity at a lower price — see the VEVOR 8-Gal eyewash station review.
• Consider the MAASTERS 14-Gallon if your site needs the largest self-contained reservoir on the site.

Ready to order the MAASTERS 8-gallon tank?

Consider the MAASTERS 8 Gallon Portable Eye Wash Station below through WC Safety, or check the current Amazon price. It ships alongside the rest of the eyewash stations collection and the first aid kits parent collection. For the broader hazard-to-equipment decision, start with the which first aid kit do you need pillar guide.

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MAASTERS 8 Gallon Portable Eye Wash Station — Buying FAQ

Is the MAASTERS 8-gallon tank widely available from major suppliers?

It sits alongside the rest of the eyewash stations collection. Check the current Amazon listing above.

What comes with the tank when I order it?

The 8-gallon reservoir and wall-mount bracket hardware. It does not include mounting fasteners rated for every wall type — confirm your structure before installation.

Should I order the 8-gallon or 14-gallon MAASTERS tank?

Consider the 8-gallon if wall space is limited or your hazard count is moderate. Consider the 14-Gallon if you want the largest reservoir on the site and have wall space and mount rating to support it.

What should I add to my cart alongside this tank?

A point-of-hazard bottle unit like the MAASTERS BPA Free Portable Eye Wash Station covers the first seconds before a worker reaches the tank.

Is the price shown here the same as Amazon's price?

Prices are set independently and change over time. Use the Amazon button above to see the current live price, and check WC Safety's cart for our current price before ordering.

How do I confirm the Amazon listing linked here is the genuine product?

The Amazon button above links directly to ASIN B0BGL1GG5C for this exact tank. Confirm the seller is MAASTERS or a verified Amazon retailer before completing ordering.

Can I return the tank if it does not fit my wall space?

Check WC Safety's current return policy when ordering before ordering. Unopened, unmounted units are typically the most straightforward to return.

Does WC Safety sell this in bulk for multiple facility locations?

Contact WC Safety directly for multi-unit orders. Facilities equipping several sites at once should reach out before placing repeated single-unit orders.

Does the tank ship with fill solution?

Confirm current fill and solution details on the listing when ordering; most gravity tanks ship empty or with an initial fill and require ongoing fluid changes per the manufacturer's schedule.

What fasteners do I need to mount this tank?

Use fasteners rated for the filled weight — over 60 lbs at 8 gallons — into studs or masonry, not drywall anchors alone. Check the mount at every scheduled inspection.

Can I order this tank for a construction site trailer?

Yes — self-contained tanks are a common fit for temporary and mobile work per the construction site PPE guide. Protect the fluid from freezing in cold-weather applications.

What should I add if I am building a full eyewash program around this tank?

Pair it with a point-of-hazard bottle unit and prevention gear from the safety glasses collection to cover both prevention and response in one order.

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Written by Steven Eaton, WC Safety editor. WC Safety is an independent PPE review site, holds no inventory and sells nothing directly; Amazon links are affiliate links that earn a commission at no cost to you and never affect the assessment. This page is not medical, legal or regulatory advice.