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Cleanroom Exam Glove 1-Box Dispenser (Holds Boxes Vertically)

Cleanroom Exam Glove 1-Box Dispenser (Holds Boxes Vertically)

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EBD-1UP (Acrylic)
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5 Dispensers
Cleanroom Exam Glove 1-Box Dispenser (Holds Boxes Vertically) — Clear Acrylic, Wall-Mount
This vertical single-box glove dispenser is a simple, high-impact control for gowning rooms, airlocks, and point-of-use stations: it keeps the glove box off benches, standardizes how operators access gloves, and reduces incidental contact with external packaging during routine changeovers.

In critical environments, “organization” is not cosmetic — it is contamination control. A dedicated dispenser creates a repeatable touch-point (same access location, same pull angle, same restock method), which helps teams follow SOPs more consistently and reduces the chance that glove packaging becomes a source of particles, fibers, or cross-contact.
Published configuration (1-box vertical model)
  • Material: Clear acrylic (available only in clear acrylic)
  • Construction thickness: 1/8" clear acrylic
  • Capacity: Holds 1 box of exam gloves (vertical orientation)
  • Mounting: Wall-mount; screws and wall anchors provided
  • Overall size: 5.5"W x 11"H x 4"D
  • Case pack: 5 dispensers per case
Why dispensers matter in cleanrooms
The highest-risk moments for gloves are not just “during work” — they are during changeovers: opening cartons, moving boxes, handling torn cardboard edges, and grabbing gloves with inconsistent technique. A dispenser helps by (1) enclosing and stabilizing the box, (2) controlling the access point, and (3) keeping glove inventory visible and orderly so teams don’t overstock benches “just in case.”
Recommended gloves and nearby consumables (with internal links)
This dispenser is sized for a single exam-glove box. The glove you choose should match your process requirements (non-sterile vs sterile, chemical exposure, dexterity needs, and defect targets). Below are commonly specified options customers stage at the point of use:
  • Kimtech Purple Nitrile-Xtra Exam Gloves (12"): View product A dependable nitrile exam glove option when teams want additional cuff length coverage and consistent dispensing workflow.
  • Kimtech Polaris Nitrile Exam Gloves: View product A premium exam-glove program option for high-discipline lab/production workflows where grip and documented testing matter.
  • Ansell MICROFLEX® XCEED® XC-310 Nitrile Exam Gloves: View product A high-throughput dispenser format glove option for repetitive tasks where tactile response and hand comfort are key decision drivers.
  • Texwipe TX1009 AlphaWipe® 9" x 9" Polyester Cleanroom Wiper: View product Stage a cleanroom wiper adjacent to the dispenser to support controlled wipe-down of the wall area, dispenser exterior (per SOP), and restock handling zones.
  • Kimtech PURE A5 Sterile Cleanroom Hoods (if your program requires sterile gowning components): View product For ISO 5 / aseptic gowning programs, stage appropriate sterile apparel outside the core to support disciplined donning and reduce “searching” behavior inside controlled areas.
Practical use guidance (what good looks like)
  • Place it where decisions happen: mount at the glove-change point (gowning room, airlock entry, or tool cell), not “somewhere convenient.”
  • One box, one purpose: avoid mixing glove types at the same station unless your SOP clearly labels use-cases (e.g., sampling vs cleaning vs chemical handling).
  • Restock discipline: restock with clean hands/gloves; do not slide damaged cardboard into the dispenser — replace it.
  • Changeover control: when switching glove lots, remove the old box fully, wipe the dispenser exterior per your SOP, then install the new lot to prevent mixed-lot ambiguity.
  • Labeling: consider a small wall label adjacent to the dispenser with glove type, size, and approved use (reduces errors and unnecessary waste).
Material + cleaning compatibility (critical detail)
This model is clear acrylic. Acrylic is valued for a clean appearance and scratch resistance, but cleaning chemistry matters.
  • Routine cleaning: if your SOP permits, use soap and water on acrylic dispensers and dry fully before service.
  • Avoid harsh solvent wipe-downs on acrylic: repeated IPA exposure can drive cracking/deterioration over time.
  • If your facility requires IPA wipe-down: many programs standardize PETG dispensers for chemical compatibility. If that is your situation, contact SOSCleanroom and we will help you select a dispenser material aligned to your cleaning agents and qualification expectations.
Where dispensers reduce waste (without sacrificing control)
Dispensers help teams avoid “bench piles” of consumables that get over-handled, crushed, or prematurely discarded. By keeping one active box in a defined location, you reduce unnecessary glove changes driven by confusion (wrong glove at the station), damage (torn cartons), and overstock habits that expire or get contaminated before use.
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The Technical Vault
By SOSCleanroom
Category: Dispensers Use: Exam glove control Material: Clear acrylic
Cleanroom Exam Glove 1-Box Dispenser (Vertical) — why this “simple box holder” is a contamination control tool
Glove dispensers are often treated like facility accessories, but in controlled environments they function more like a process control. When glove access is standardized (same pull point, same orientation, consistent placement), teams reduce variability during changeovers — and changeovers are where packaging debris, cross-contact, and “wrong glove at the station” errors typically appear.
1) Published build and fit (what you can verify)
  • Material / thickness: 1/8" clear acrylic (easy to see inventory through)
  • Mounting: wall-mount; screws and wall anchors provided
  • Capacity: holds 1 glove box (vertical orientation)
  • Size: 5.5"W x 11"H x 4"D
  • Case pack: 5 dispensers per case
Technical takeaway
A dispenser does not “make gloves clean” — it makes glove access repeatable. Repeatability is what supports audits, training, and consistent gowning behavior.
2) How dispensers support cleanliness and reduce avoidable waste
  • Fewer uncontrolled touches: operators touch the glove, not the entire box repeatedly.
  • Less packaging shedding in the work zone: glove boxes stay contained and stable instead of being moved around benches.
  • Inventory visibility: when people can see remaining stock, they stop “hoarding” extra boxes inside controlled areas.
  • Reduced premature disposal: fewer crushed/torn boxes and fewer gloves discarded because the station became disorganized or ambiguous.
3) Material compatibility: acrylic vs PETG (the cleaning-agent reality)
This dispenser is acrylic. Acrylic is popular because it looks clean, stays clear, and resists scratching better than many plastics. The tradeoff is cleaning chemistry:
  • Acrylic cleaning: use soap and water when your SOP permits; dry fully before returning to service.
  • IPA caution: repeated IPA/harsh chemical wipe-downs can cause acrylic to deteriorate/crack over time.
  • PETG note: many facilities choose PETG dispensers when routine IPA wipe-down is required. If your cleaning program mandates IPA wipe-down on dispensers, contact SOSCleanroom and we will match the dispenser material to your documented disinfectant strategy.
4) Point-of-use pairing (gloves + wipers + garments) that works in real workflows
Pairing is about behavior: you want operators to have what they need at the station so they do not leave the controlled area, rummage through drawers, or improvise substitutions.
  • Exam gloves (non-sterile): Kimtech Purple Nitrile-Xtra, Kimtech Polaris, Ansell XC-310.
    Use exam gloves where your SOP allows non-sterile gloves. For aseptic cores or ISO 4/5 areas that require sterile cleanroom gloves, stage sterile glove systems separately and enforce clear segregation.
  • Wipers at the station: Texwipe TX1009 AlphaWipe
    Keep a qualified cleanroom wiper nearby for controlled wipe-down of the dispenser exterior and surrounding wall area per SOP, and to support clean restocking technique.
  • Garments (as your gowning program requires): Kimtech PURE A5 sterile hood
    Stage hoods and other gowning components so operators do not “hunt” for apparel. Searching behavior is a common driver of unnecessary movement and contamination risk.
5) Implementation checklist (what to standardize)
  • Define “which glove lives here” (type, size, approved use) and label the station.
  • Set restock rules: who restocks, when, and how lot changes are handled (no mixed lots without control).
  • Define cleaning method: soap/water for acrylic where permitted; document the frequency and dry-time requirement.
  • Train on pull technique: reduce glove “double grabbing,” snapping, or dragging sleeves across the access opening.
Need a dispenser layout plan? SOSCleanroom can help standardize your glove + wiper + apparel point-of-use flow so operators spend less time searching and more time working inside control.
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