Description
QuickFix plaster dispenser 5500 without filling is an empty wall-mountable plaster dispensing system intended for individual filling with plum QuickFix plaster strip refills. Compact dimensions of 133,5 × 232,5 × 33 mm (H × W × D) allow installation almost anywhere minor cuts or injuries may occur, placing first-aid material directly at the point of need. The unit from manufacturer B-SAFETY is supplied with fastening material and a key so it can be screwed or adhesively mounted and optionally locked against unauthorised removal. Users combine any plaster refills from the QuickFix range to match workplace requirements. Fully and individually wrapped strips support a high hygiene standard, shield contents from external soiling, and give immediate visible access. As each strip is withdrawn it already peels open on one side, enabling one-handed application to the wound. A clear empty indicator prompts timely refill, while an integrated shelf compartment holds small utensils. Rapid refill keeps the station ready for continuous laboratory or industrial use wherever CE-marked plasters are required for minor injury response.
This article is part of First aid, fire & emergency equipment, in Emergency & first aid.
Key features
- Pack size: 1 pc
- Dimensions (H × W × D): 133,5 × 232,5 × 33 mm
- Type: Empty QuickFix plaster dispenser
- Filling: Compatible with plum QuickFix plaster strip refills
- Mounting: Screw or adhesive strip
- Includes: Fastening material and lock key
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Questions about QuickFix Plaster Dispenser 5500 without filling
What is this article?
QuickFix Plaster Dispenser 5500 without filling is the article on this page. Luminix Health distributes B-Safety for laboratory use. It sits in First aid, fire & emergency equipment, inside Emergency & first aid, in Lab safety equipment.
First-aid kits, extinguishers, fire blankets and related equipment are specified by the hazard they answer. An extinguisher has a class, for ordinary combustibles, for liquids or for gas, and the wrong class makes a solvent fire worse. A kit's contents and its expiry dates are the product, not only the box.
Emergency equipment is what is used in the first minute: an eye-wash bottle or a plumbed station for a splash, a first-aid kit, a fire blanket or an extinguisher of the class that matches the fuel. The eye wash has to be reachable and, if it is a bottle, within its expiry. A station that is blocked by a trolley is not a station. Practice is described by EU-OSHA on dangerous substances. The chemical that caused the splash is classified under the CLP Regulation.
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The category is Emergency & first aid. The sub-category is First aid, fire & emergency equipment. The catalogue is Lab safety equipment.
Shelves beside this one are Eye wash stations & bottles.
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