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26"W x 12"H x 12"D - Cleanroom 5-Compartment Dispenser (Sloping Lid)

26"W x 12"H x 12"D - Cleanroom 5-Compartment Dispenser (Sloping Lid)

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SKU:
GD-505/510
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Made to Order, 14 - 21 Business Days
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1 Dispenser
26"W x 12"H x 12"D Cleanroom 5-Compartment Dispenser (Sloping Lid) — Glove Staging Station (Acrylic or PETG)
High-velocity consumables (especially glove boxes) are a common hidden source of avoidable contamination and waste. When cartons get staged on benches or carts, they pick up contact points, get crushed, and often lead to double-pulls or “extra gloves” being removed because supply location is inconsistent.

This 5-compartment, sloping-lid dispenser converts glove access into a repeatable station: boxes stay protected, access stays controlled, and staff can identify the right glove type/size instantly. That supports cleaner gowning flow, reduces unnecessary handling, and helps minimize discarded product caused by damaged packaging or over-dispensing.
Published configuration 
  • SKU: GD-505/510
  • Overall size: 26"W x 12"H x 12"D
  • Compartments: 5 (designed to dispense glove boxes)
  • Material options: 1/4" clear acrylic or 1/4" clean PETG (PETG is noted as IPA-safe)
  • Lid design: Sloping lid with full-length hinge (supports airflow management and durability)
  • Mounting: Wall-mountable or free-standing; heavy duty wall bracket included
  • Edge finish: Flame treated edges for a smooth finish
  • Availability: Made to Order (14–21 business days)
  • Case unit: 1 dispenser per case
Why the sloping lid matters in controlled areas
A sloping lid helps discourage “flat-top storage” behavior (operators placing items on top), and it supports cleaner presentation in HEPA-supplied corridors by reducing horizontal dust-collection surfaces. The full-length hinge and covered design also keep remaining inventory protected between pulls.
Material selection: Acrylic vs PETG 
This dispenser is offered in clear acrylic or clean PETG. Both are designed for clean presentation, but the correct choice depends on the chemicals used for routine wipe-down in your gowning or production corridors:
  • Acrylic: Typically selected for clarity and scratch resistance when the environment does not require routine IPA/harsh-chemical cleaning of the dispenser itself. Cleaning is commonly soap and water for acrylic fixtures.
  • PETG: Selected when routine IPA wipe-down compatibility is required. PETG is positioned as the safer choice for repeated IPA exposure compared to acrylic.
Process-control checkpoint
Do not guess on material compatibility. Align dispenser material to your approved disinfectant list, frequency, and contact times. If your program mandates IPA wipe-down of fixtures, PETG is typically the safer specification.
How teams use 5 compartments 
  • Size run (most common): XS / S / M / L / XL of one standardized glove.
  • Task segmentation: General handling (nitrile) + high-grip + thicker nitrile + specialty glove + overflow/visitor glove.
  • Zone control: “This corridor only” station: one approved glove family, multiple sizes, no substitutions.
Recommended station pairings 
Gloves (build a controlled size run)
Wipers (support clean restock and housekeeping)
Garments (reduce shed at entry points)
Placement and restock guidance 
  • Mount at the decision point: install where personnel naturally glove (airlock entry, gowning bench boundary, or workcell threshold).
  • Label compartments: glove type and size; clear labeling is one of the fastest ways to stop wrong-glove pulls and carton “migration.”
  • Use a par trigger: a simple min/max card or “reorder at 1 box remaining” rule prevents emergency substitutions.
  • Keep cartons intact: crushed boxes cause double-pulls and wasted gloves. Replace cartons before they deform.
Why customers build stations through SOSCleanroom
Dispensers deliver the most value when they are part of a standardized station: validated glove SKUs, compatible cleaning supplies, and gowning components that support your SOP. SOSCleanroom helps teams rationalize and standardize these systems with deep inventory across Texwipe, Ansell, and Kimtech—plus fast access to the product documentation QA/QC teams expect.
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The Technical Vault
By SOSCleanroom
Gowning Room Engineering
5-Compartment Glove Station
GD-505/510 26"W x 12"H x 12"D 5 Compartments Acrylic or PETG Sloping Lid + Full-Length Hinge
The point of a glove dispenser is not convenience — it is control
If glove cartons are “free roaming,” the room loses process discipline: cartons get handled repeatedly, placed on uncontrolled surfaces, and frequently crushed. That leads to two downstream problems facilities rarely quantify: (1) avoidable contamination opportunity from extra touches, and (2) avoidable waste from damaged cartons and double-pulls.

A 5-compartment station is a practical control because it supports a full size run (XS–XL) or a defined set of approved glove types in one consistent location. When you standardize the station, you standardize behavior.
1) Verified specifications (published for GD-505/510)
Attribute Published value Operational importance
Compartments 5 (glove dispensing) Supports a full size run or segmented glove approvals without staging extra cartons elsewhere.
Material 1/4" clear acrylic or 1/4" clean PETG Material should match your disinfectant SOP; PETG is positioned for routine IPA compatibility.
Lid / hinge Sloping lid + full-length hinge Maintains coverage between pulls; sloping surface discourages top-staging and supports cleaner presentation.
Mounting Wall-mount or free-standing; heavy duty bracket included Reduces migration and prevents cartons from landing on uncontrolled benches/carts.
Size 26"W x 12"H x 12"D Large enough for high-traffic gowning corridors while keeping cartons enclosed and visible.
Edge finish Flame treated edges Smooth edges reduce snag points and support safer wipe-down/handling.
2) Acrylic vs PETG: pick the correct polymer for your disinfectant rotation
Facilities commonly underestimate how quickly an incompatible cleaning chemistry can degrade a fixture. Published guidance for these dispensers positions: Acrylic as a highly scratch-resistant, cost-effective material for environments that do not require IPA/harsh-chemical wipe-down of the dispenser itself, and PETG as the preferred option when routine IPA/harsh-chemical compatibility is needed.
Quality-system alignment
Treat fixture selection as part of your contamination-control documentation: list the approved cleaning agents for the area, define wipe-down frequency, and standardize dispenser material across entry points. Consistency reduces drift in day-to-day behavior.
3) Donning discipline: how dispensers reduce touches and waste
  • One location, one behavior: when gloves are always in the same place, operators stop “searching,” and glove changes occur at the intended step in the gowning sequence.
  • Less carton damage: fixed compartments protect boxes from crushing, which reduces double-pulls and glove disposal.
  • Clear approvals: compartment labels (type + size + intended use) reduce substitutions that can lead to rework or deviations.
  • Cleaner restock: covered compartments keep inventory protected between pulls and during shift changes.
4) Build the complete station (Texwipe + Ansell + Kimtech)
Gloves (choose by program, then stage sizes)
Wipers (keep the fixture zone controlled)
Garments (reduce shed and backtracking in entry corridors)
SOSCleanroom implementation note
Multi-compartment dispensers are most effective when they are standardized across entry points: same glove family, defined size layout, posted intended use, and a restock trigger that prevents substitutions. SOSCleanroom supports that station-level approach with deep inventory across Texwipe, Ansell, and Kimtech and fast access to the documentation your QA/QC team expects.
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