Description
QuickFix water-resistant plaster dispenser is a wall- or surface-mountable first-aid unit that keeps water-resistant plasters ready for immediate use in laboratory and workplace settings. The dispenser is supplied complete with 90 water-resistant plasters (provided as 2 × HC45.1), together with attachment fittings and a key, so it can be installed and secured without separate hardware. Designed for occupational safety and personal protection areas, it belongs with eye-wash stations, first-aid boxes, plasters, dressings, and plaster dispensers used in labs and technical facilities. The water-resistant plaster format is suited to environments where hands may be wet or where dressings need to stay in place during light wash-down or humid conditions. Supplied as a single unit weighing 0,340 kg, the dispenser is compact enough for corridors, wash zones, or bench-side safety points. This QuickFix system from manufacturer Plum offers a tidy, controlled way to store and dispense plasters, reducing loose packaging clutter and supporting quick response to minor cuts and abrasions. Attachment fittings and the included key help keep the refill contents organised and accessible only when needed during routine laboratory and workshop first-aid readiness.
This article belongs on First aid, fire & emergency equipment, in Emergency & first aid.
Key features
- Pack size: 1 pc(s)
- Product type: Water-resistant plaster dispenser
- Brand: QuickFix
- Contents: 90 water-resistant plasters (2×HC45.1)
- Included: attachment fittings and key
- Weight: 0,340 kg
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Plaster dispenser QuickFix Water resistant is the article on this page. Luminix Health distributes Plum for laboratory use. It sits in First aid, fire & emergency equipment, inside Emergency & first aid, in Lab safety equipment.
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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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