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Cleanroom Exam Glove 2-Box Dispenser (Holds Boxes Vertically)

Cleanroom Exam Glove 2-Box Dispenser (Holds Boxes Vertically)

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SKU:
EBD-2UP (Acrylic)
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Made to Order, 14 - 21 Business Days
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Quantity Option (Case):
5 Dispensers

 

Cleanroom Exam Glove 2-Box Dispenser (Holds Boxes Vertically) — Clear Acrylic, Wall-Mount
This S-Curve wall-mounted dispenser is designed to hold two glove boxes vertically so teams can stage the right glove type/size at the point of use without open shelving or improvised storage. The result is a cleaner glove-change workflow, fewer accidental touches, and better inventory visibility during shift turnover.

This model is supplied in clear acrylic for visibility and organization. In environments where IPA (isopropyl alcohol) wipe-down is required, review the material guidance below and align to your SOP (acrylic can deteriorate over time with IPA exposure).
Published configuration (EBD-2UP)
  • SKU / Material: EBD-2UP (Acrylic) — clear acrylic construction
  • Capacity: Holds 2 glove boxes (vertical orientation)
  • Overall size: 11"W x 11"H x 4"D
  • Material thickness: 1/8" clear acrylic
  • Mounting: Fastens securely to wall; screws and wall anchors provided
  • Case pack: 5 dispensers per case
  • Scope: Dispenser only (gloves/apparel shown in photos are not included)
Source: manufacturer/distributor listing on SOSCleanroom.
Why dispensers matter in critical environments (cleanliness + waste control)
  • Reduces non-value touches: A fixed dispenser location means fewer “search touches” on shelves, cartons, and secondary bins that can become contamination reservoirs.
  • Improves glove-change discipline: When glove boxes are staged consistently, operators are less likely to delay changes or “make do” with the wrong glove type/size.
  • Cuts avoidable waste: Visibility into remaining inventory reduces premature box swaps, forgotten partial boxes, and over-ordering driven by poor line-of-sight.
  • Supports zone control: You can dedicate a dispenser to a specific room, process bay, or material flow direction (incoming vs. outgoing), improving segregation.
Material reality check: Acrylic vs. IPA wipe-down
The published guidance for this acrylic dispenser is straightforward: use soap and water for cleaning, and avoid IPA/harsh chemical wipe-down programs that can cause acrylic to deteriorate and crack over time. If your facility relies on IPA wipe-down for fixtures and dispensers, consider specifying PETG dispensers where available for better chemical compatibility (per the manufacturer’s published comparison).
Recommended SOSCleanroom pairings (with internal links)
1) Gloves (exam + controlled support areas)
2) Wipers (keeping the station clean without creating debris)
3) Garments (supporting better glove-change behavior)
Installation + use tips (operator-friendly)
  • Mount height: Place at a natural “hands-up” height to reduce sleeve drag and bumping carts into the dispenser.
  • Right-sizing: Dedicate one slot to a primary glove size and the second to either (a) the next-most-used size, or (b) an alternate glove type for a specific task.
  • Minimize box damage: Replace boxes before they deform; crushed cartons shed paper dust and create inconsistent dispensing.
  • Cleaning: Follow the published guidance for acrylic: soap + water, fully dry before restocking. Avoid IPA wipe-down unless your SOP and materials compatibility review explicitly allow it.
Why source this from SOSCleanroom?
Customers standardize dispensers and consumables because repeatability matters: consistent product lineage, stable supply, and fast access to documentation when QA asks “what changed?” SOSCleanroom helps teams map dispensers, gloves, wipers, and garments into a coherent station design so the workflow is cleaner, simpler, and easier to audit.
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The Technical Vault
By SOSCleanroom
Station Control Component
Glove Box Dispenser (2-Box Vertical)
Acrylic (1/8") 11"W x 11"H x 4"D Holds 2 Boxes (Vertical) Soap + Water Cleaning (Acrylic)
Cleanroom Exam Glove 2-Box Dispenser (EBD-2UP, Acrylic) — why it improves glove-change outcomes
In critical environments, “glove storage” is not a convenience detail. It is a contamination-control control point. When glove cartons are placed on open shelving, benches, or carts, they pick up residues and become a frequent-touch surface. A dedicated dispenser creates a defined, repeatable glove-change station that reduces touch variability, supports visual inventory control, and helps teams avoid waste driven by lost partial boxes.
1) What this dispenser is (and what it is not)
  • It is: a wall-mounted, clear acrylic holder designed to stage two glove boxes vertically for controlled dispensing and visibility.
  • It is not: a sterilizing device, a sealed enclosure, or a replacement for validated glove program controls (qualification, change control, and SOP-driven glove-change frequency).
  • Important boundary: glove “cleanroom suitability” is determined by the glove, its packaging, and how it is transferred into the space—not by the dispenser alone.
2) Published specifications (manufacturer listing)
Attribute Published value Why it matters
Material Clear acrylic, 1/8" Rigid, highly visible, and scratch-resistant compared to PETG (per published comparison).
Capacity 2 glove boxes (vertical) Allows two sizes or two glove types at one station.
Overall size 11"W x 11"H x 4"D Compact footprint; supports point-of-use placement without creating an obstruction.
Mounting Screws + wall anchors provided Reduces improvised mounting that leads to vibration, cracking, or accidental drops.
Case pack 5 per case Supports standardizing multiple stations (gowning, pass-through, line entry).
3) Why acrylic is chosen (and when it is the wrong choice)
Acrylic is selected for cleanroom dispensers because it is clear, rigid, and (per the manufacturer comparison) more scratch-resistant and lower cost than PETG. The tradeoff is chemical compatibility: the published guidance states acrylic is ideal when the environment does not require IPA or harsh chemical wipe-down, and it should be cleaned using soap and water.
If your facility uses IPA on dispensers
The published comparison notes PETG is preferred for compatibility with IPA and harsh chemicals, and that using IPA on acrylic can cause deterioration/cracking over time. Treat this as a materials-compatibility decision: align to your cleaning agent list, contact time, and frequency in your SOP before standardizing.
4) Donning discipline: ISO first, then Annex 1 (practical station behaviors)
ISO-aligned behaviors (operations discipline): treat the dispenser face and glove box opening as a controlled touch point. Use a consistent “one glove at a time” withdrawal motion; avoid dragging sleeves or garment cuffs across the box opening; and replace crushed cartons (paper dust and deformation are common dispensing failure modes).
EU GMP Annex 1 mindset (aseptic programs): if gloves are used in or near aseptic processing, the dispenser location should be part of the broader contamination control strategy (CCS): validated transfer practices, defined glove-change cadence, and sanitization steps as required by your SOP. The dispenser supports consistency; it does not substitute for aseptic technique validation.
5) Matching consumables (why “pairing” matters)
Exam glove options (box-dispense workflows)
  • Kimtech™ Polaris™ — published AQL 0.65 and thicker “work glove” positioning for demanding lab and controlled support tasks.
  • Ansell XC-310 — thin-mil, ergonomic exam glove format commonly used in high-touch work where dexterity matters; qualify per SOP for cleanroom entry.
Wiper support (keeping the station from becoming a residue collector)
  • Texwipe TX1009 AlphaWipe — a standard polyester knit wiper used across ISO Class 4–8 controlled areas for routine wipe-down support (align chemistry to your surface list and SOP).
Garment interface (reducing sleeve/glove failure points)
SOSCleanroom note on accuracy and qualification
Dispensers improve consistency, but your quality system determines suitability. Confirm glove class/processing, packaging transfer method, and cleaning chemistry compatibility before release to production. When you need manufacturer documentation, stable product lineage, and help standardizing stations across multiple rooms, SOSCleanroom supports that program-level work.
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