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15.5"W x 24"H x 10.5"D - Cleanroom Apparel Dispenser

15.5"W x 24"H x 10.5"D - Cleanroom Apparel Dispenser

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SKU:
AD-001/101
Availability:
Made to Order, 14 - 21 Business Days
Shipping:
$35.00 (Fixed Shipping Cost)
Quantity Option (Each):
1 Dispenser
15.5"W x 24"H x 10.5"D Cleanroom Apparel Dispenser — Coverall / Lab Coat / Frock Station
Cleanroom garments protect your process only when they remain organized, covered, and introduced consistently. When coveralls or lab coats are staged loosely on shelves or carts, you typically see the same outcomes: excessive handling, crushed packaging, mix-ups between sizes, and “one-off” substitutions that quietly erode gowning discipline.

This 1-compartment apparel dispenser is designed to dispense coveralls, lab coats, frocks, smocks, aprons, and similar folded apparel from a defined, wall-mounted location. You are not just storing garments — you are controlling how they are accessed, which reduces unnecessary waste and supports repeatable gowning behavior across shifts. :contentReference[oaicite:0]{index=0}
Published configuration (AD-001/101)
  • SKU: AD-001/101
  • Overall size: 15.5"W x 24"H x 10.5"D
  • Compartments: 1
  • Designed for: Coveralls, lab coats, frocks, smocks, aprons, etc.
  • Material options: 1/4" clear acrylic or 1/4" clean PETG (PETG noted as safe with IPA)
  • Front options: Open front or closed front; with or without lid
  • Mounting: Wall-mount or free-standing (rubber pads to help prevent slipping/scratching)
  • Hardware: Heavy-duty wall mount bracket included (support bar, instructions)
  • Finish: Flame-treated edges for smoothness
  • Packaging: Poly bag, 1 per case
  • Availability: Made to Order, 14–21 Business Days
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Why dispensers reduce contamination risk and unneeded waste
An apparel dispenser reduces the number of times garments are touched before use, keeps packaging from being crushed or torn, and prevents “pile staging” on benches. Operationally, that drives fewer mis-picks, fewer damaged packs, and fewer uncontrolled garment changes — all of which translate directly into less waste and more consistent gowning outcomes.
Material selection: Acrylic vs PETG 
Choose the dispenser material based on how your facility cleans wall fixtures:
  • Acrylic: Ideal when the environment does not require cleaning dispensers with IPA or harsh chemicals; acrylic is highly scratch-resistant and is cleaned with soap and water.
  • PETG: Selected for compatibility with IPA and other harsh chemicals (a common requirement in drug manufacturing, biotech, and some medical device programs).
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Fixture longevity checkpoint
If routine IPA wipe-down is part of your SOP for dispensers and adjacent fixtures, PETG is typically the safer selection for long-term durability.
Build the complete gowning station 
Apparel to stage inside (Kimtech)
Gloves (Ansell)
Wipers (Texwipe) — keep the station clean
  • Texwipe TX1009 AlphaWipe® 9" x 9" Use qualified cleanroom wipers for touch-point wipe-downs per your SOP (avoid improvised paper products around gowning infrastructure).
Placement and restock guidance 
  • Mount where the garment is donned: gowning bench boundary, airlock entry, or just before the controlled corridor.
  • Post a simple label: garment type + size range + room/zone + revision date (helps prevent “borrowed” inventory).
  • Define a par level: keep only what is intended for the shift/day at point of use; hold reserves in controlled storage to prevent over-handling.
  • Protect packaging integrity: damaged garment packaging is a frequent source of waste and rework — dispensers reduce crushing and scuffing.
Important notes 
Dispenser ships as the fixture only. Items shown in images (gloves, bouffants, wipers, apparel) are not included. Photos may not represent the selected material type; acrylic is typically very clear while PETG may have a slightly darker tint. :contentReference[oaicite:3]{index=3}
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The Technical Vault
By SOSCleanroom
Gowning Infrastructure
Apparel Dispenser (AD-001/101)
1 Compartment 15.5"W x 24"H x 10.5"D 1/4" Acrylic or 1/4" PETG Open or Closed Front Wall Bracket Included
What this dispenser actually controls
Apparel is one of the highest-impact contamination controls in a cleanroom — and one of the easiest controls to degrade through poor staging. The moment a pack is handled repeatedly, crushed on shelving, or mixed with other sizes/approvals, your gowning process becomes variable.

A dedicated apparel dispenser converts “garment storage” into a repeatable access behavior: one location, one presentation method, and a defined restock approach. That reduces touches, reduces mix-ups, and supports cleaner, more consistent introduction of garments into controlled areas.
1) Verified fixture specifications (for qualification and change control)
Attribute Published value Why it matters
SKU AD-001/101 Enables standardization across rooms and simplifies replacement under change control.
Designed for Coveralls, lab coats, frocks, smocks, aprons, etc. Supports high-volume gowning items where packaging integrity and consistent access are key.
Material 1/4" clear acrylic or 1/4" clean PETG (PETG noted safe with IPA) Select polymer based on disinfectant chemistry to avoid long-term fixture degradation.
Front / lid options Open or closed front; with or without lid Closed/lidded configurations reduce exposure between uses; open-front can improve speed where SOP permits.
Mounting Wall mount or free-standing; bracket included Prevents “garment drift” to carts/benches and reduces uncontrolled touches.
Packaging Poly bag; 1 per case Supports clean introduction and storage before installation.
Size 15.5"W x 24"H x 10.5"D Appropriate for coverall/lab-coat staging without sprawling into corridor space.
2) How material choice affects cleaning validation
The product listing provides a practical distinction: acrylic is typically cleaned with soap and water and is valued for scratch resistance and cost; PETG is selected for compatibility with IPA and harsher chemicals used for routine wipe-down in many regulated environments. The simplest rule is to match dispenser material to the chemistry used on wall fixtures in that zone.