CGOLDENWALL Portable Emergency Eye Wash Station Kit

CGOLDENWALL Portable Emergency Eye Wash Station Kit — budget eyewash for unplumbed labs and shops

Order this if you're covering several hazard points on a tight budget and can own the refill verification yourself. The CGOLDENWALL Portable Emergency Eye Wash Station Kit (model CNA 780) is the lowest-priced wall-mounted eyewash in our eyewash stations collection — a functional supplemental station for labs, shops, and back rooms that lack plumbed eyewash access. It's a supplemental unit, not a primary one; where ANSI Z358.1 requires a sustained 15-minute flush, pair it with a gravity-fed tank instead of relying on it alone.

The CGOLDENWALL Portable Emergency Eye Wash Station Kit is a wall-mounted supplemental eyewash kit built for labs, shops, and unplumbed work areas — a budget-tier bottle station that puts findable, mounted eye flush capability near the hazard for meaningfully less than the brand-name alternative.

Key features

• Lowest station price in our lineup — supplemental coverage at roughly $27 per hazard point
• Wall-mounted kit format — signed, visible eyewash instead of a bottle buried in a drawer
• Built for unplumbed spaces — rented labs, back-of-house prep areas, detached workshops
• Model-numbered SKU (CNA 780) — easier to spec and reorder for multi-site standardization than a drifting generic listing
• Zero plumbing or maintenance infrastructure — mount the bracket and stock it
• Coverage density — the price lets you mount multiple stations for the cost of one premium unit

Specifications

Use cases

• Mounting multiple supplemental stations across a facility on a fixed budget
• Rented labs, detached workshops, and back-of-house prep areas with no plumbed eyewash
• Rounding out a wall that already carries a kit from the workplace first aid kits collection
• Adding cheap secondary flush points around an existing primary tank like the Magula 9-gallon station

Refills and compatible siblings

CGOLDENWALL has no branded refill ecosystem, so restocking means sourcing compatible sterile eye wash bottles — the PhysiciansCare Sterile Eye Wash Solution is the standard candidate on this site — and verifying bracket fit at purchase, not during an emergency restock. This kit is a supplemental unit only; it does not substitute for the sustained-flush capability of the Frifreego 8-Gallon or Magula 9-Gallon gravity-fed tanks.

Comparison: CGOLDENWALL vs the other bottle stations

• Order this CGOLDENWALL kit if coverage density per dollar is the objective and you're comfortable verifying refill fit yourself.
• Step up to the PhysiciansCare wall station if audit recognizability and a one-SKU refill chain justify roughly $20 more.
• Choose the MAASTERS station if a self-aiming mirror matters for a small premium over this kit.

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CGOLDENWALL Portable Emergency Eye Wash Station Kit — Purchase FAQ

What refill bottles should I order for the CNA 780?

Source compatible sterile eye wash bottles — the PhysiciansCare Sterile Eye Wash Solution is the standard candidate — and confirm bracket fit when the kit arrives, not during an emergency restock.

How many CGOLDENWALL stations should I buy for one facility?

Map where splashes, dusts, and cleaning chemicals actually occur and mount one within seconds' reach of each cluster; this kit's price is what makes that per-point density affordable.

Is this a good fit for a multi-site rollout?

Yes — the CNA 780 model number lets procurement reorder the identical station next quarter rather than gambling on a drifting generic listing, which matters for standardizing across locations.

Should I buy this or the PhysiciansCare wall station?

Buy this for price and coverage density; buy the PhysiciansCare station for its stated 32-ounce capacity and branded refill chain if audit documentation matters more to your program.

Does this kit include mounting hardware?

Check the current listing for included bracket hardware before your install date, and confirm your wall surface can carry the mounted kit.

Can I use this as my only eyewash if I have corrosive chemicals on site?

No — where OSHA 29 CFR 1910.151(c) requires quick-drenching facilities, you need primary equipment such as the Frifreego 8-gallon station. This kit supplements that requirement; it doesn't satisfy it.

Does WC Safety offer volume pricing for multiple units?

Check current bulk-order options on the product page; facilities buying several stations at once typically order together to hit free-shipping thresholds.

How fast can I get this shipped?

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What's the difference between this page and the CGOLDENWALL review?

This page covers ordering details — fit, refills, mounting, and multi-unit purchasing. The CGOLDENWALL Portable Emergency Eye Wash Station Kit review covers the full editorial comparison against the other five units we stock.

Will an auditor flag a budget-brand eyewash station?

The brand isn't the risk — mispositioning it is. Document it as supplemental coverage, keep bottles in date, and confirm primary equipment exists where your hazard assessment requires it.

What should sit next to this kit on the wall?

A stocked kit from the workplace first aid kits collection, wound supplies from the bandages and wound care collection, and prevention gear from the safety glasses collection.

Where can I compare every eyewash option WC Safety carries?

The best portable eyewash stations buyer's guide ranks the full lineup, and the eyewash stations collection lists every stocked unit.

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