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Cleanroom Exam Glove 3-Box Dispenser (Holds Boxes Horizontally)

Cleanroom Exam Glove 3-Box Dispenser (Holds Boxes Horizontally)

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SKU:
EBD-3000 (Acrylic)
Availability:
Made to Order, 14 - 21 Business Days
Shipping:
$25.00 (Fixed Shipping Cost)
Quantity Option (Each):
1 Dispenser

 

Cleanroom Exam Glove 3-Box Dispenser (Holds Boxes Horizontally) — Clear Acrylic, Wall-Mount
This 3-box horizontal dispenser is built for clean, repeatable glove access in gowning rooms, controlled corridors, and point-of-use workcells. By holding glove cartons in a fixed, visible location, it reduces bench clutter, lowers unnecessary touches on outer packaging, and helps operators select the correct glove type/size without “search behavior” that drives contamination risk and avoidable waste.

The housing is clear acrylic for visibility and visual inventory control. If your facility uses IPA wipe-down on dispensers and fixtures, review the material note below and align to your SOP before standardizing.
Published configuration (EBD-3000, Acrylic)
  • SKU: EBD-3000 (Acrylic)
  • Availability: Made to Order, 14–21 business days
  • Material: Available only in clear acrylic
  • Thickness: 1/8" clear, clean acrylic (easy to read through)
  • Mounting: Fastens securely to wall (screws and wall anchors provided)
  • Capacity: Holds 3 boxes of gloves
  • Case unit: 1 dispenser per case
  • Size: 10.25"W x 15"H x 3.5"D
What you receive
This listing is for the dispenser only. Gloves, bouffants, wipers, and apparel shown in any images are not included.
Why dispensers help cleanliness (and reduce waste)
  • Touch reduction: A fixed glove station reduces repeated handling of cartons that often become high-touch surfaces in gowning areas.
  • Fewer “wrong glove” events: Three dedicated slots make it practical to separate sizes or define use-based gloves (sampling vs general handling vs cleaning support).
  • Less carton damage: Dispensers stabilize boxes and reduce crushing/tearing, which commonly causes double-pulls and glove disposal.
  • Inventory visibility: Clear acrylic supports quick checks so teams restock proactively instead of staging extra boxes on benches.
Material construction and cleaning compatibility (acrylic vs PETG)
This model is acrylic. Acrylic is commonly selected for dispensers because it is clear, rigid, and scratch-resistant. The cleaning chemistry matters:
Cleaning checkpoint (align to your SOP)
Published guidance states acrylic is ideal where dispensers are not routinely cleaned with IPA or harsh chemicals; for acrylic, cleaning is described as soap and water. PETG is described as the preferred material when IPA/harsh chemical compatibility is required, because repeated IPA exposure on acrylic can lead to deterioration and cracking over time.
Recommended station pairings (with internal product links)
Gloves (choose sizes or define by task)
Wipers (keep the station clean without adding debris)
  • Texwipe® TX1009 AlphaWipe® 9" x 9" Stage a qualified cleanroom wiper adjacent to the dispenser to support controlled wipe-down of nearby wall surfaces and cleaner restocking practices (per your chemistry/SOP).
Garments (reduce movement and improve gowning consistency)
  • Kimtech PURE A5 Sterile Cleanroom Hoods When sterile gowning components are required, staging them with glove access reduces “searching” behavior and prevents unnecessary traffic in controlled zones.
Setup guidance (simple controls that hold up in audits)
  • Label each slot: glove type/size and approved use (reduces wrong-glove pulls and trial-pulls).
  • Restock discipline: define when to replace (before cartons deform) and how to manage lot changes (avoid mixed lots without control).
  • Keep out of splash zones: wet cartons deform and dispense poorly, creating glove waste and touch errors.
  • Clean + dry time: clean the dispenser exterior per SOP and allow full dry time before restocking/handling.
Why source through SOSCleanroom?
Customers standardize dispensers to improve repeatability across rooms and shifts. SOSCleanroom supports station-level standardization by pairing dispensers with proven product families (Texwipe, Ansell, Kimtech) and helping teams maintain continuity of supply and documentation discipline over time.
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The Technical Vault
By SOSCleanroom
Point-of-Use Control
Horizontal 3-Box Glove Station
EBD-3000 (Acrylic) 1/8" Clear Acrylic Holds 3 Boxes Wall Mount (Hardware Included)
Why a horizontal 3-box glove dispenser is a contamination-control decision
Gloves are changed frequently, and each change is a high-traffic moment: cartons are opened, handled, moved, and often staged on benches. A dispenser converts that variability into a controlled station — a fixed location, consistent access point, and consistent replenishment method. This improves repeatability for training and audits, and reduces avoidable waste driven by carton damage and “wrong glove at the station” errors.
1) Verified specifications (published listing)
Attribute Published value Why it matters
SKU EBD-3000 (Acrylic) Supports traceable reordering and change control.
Material / thickness Clear acrylic only, 1/8" Visibility and rigid form factor; consider chemistry compatibility.
Capacity 3 glove boxes Common configuration for (S/M/L) or (primary/secondary/task-specific).
Size 10.25"W x 15"H x 3.5"D Confirms fit for gowning room walls and narrow corridors.
Mounting Screws + anchors provided Prevents improvised mounting that loosens and becomes a handling hazard.
Case unit 1 dispenser per case Useful for station-by-station standardization.
2) Acrylic vs PETG: select material based on your disinfectant program
The published comparison is clear: acrylic is positioned for environments that do not require routine IPA/harsh chemical wipe-down of dispensers; for acrylic, cleaning is described as soap and water. PETG is positioned for IPA/harsh chemical compatibility, and repeated IPA use on acrylic is described as a driver of eventual deterioration/cracking.
Operational best practice
Treat dispenser material as part of your contamination control strategy: cleaning agent list, contact time, and frequency should drive the selection. If your SOP mandates IPA wipe-down on fixtures, document the rationale and standardize the appropriate material platform.
3) Donning discipline and station behavior (ISO-first mindset)
  • Define the station purpose: decide whether the three slots represent sizes (S/M/L) or functions (general handling vs cleaning support vs sampling). Label accordingly.
  • Eliminate carton “migration”: when boxes travel between rooms, you lose control of where the packaging has been handled and what it has contacted.
  • Prevent mixed-lot ambiguity: set a restock rule: remove the old box fully before loading a new lot unless your SOP documents mixed-lot handling.
  • Replace before deformation: crushed cartons dispense inconsistently and increase double-pulls and glove waste.
4) Matching consumables (reduce searching and substitutions)
Gloves (exam-glove boxed workflows)
Wipers (protect the high-touch wall zone)
Garments (support disciplined gowning flow)
SOSCleanroom note
Dispensers improve consistency, but suitability is determined by your glove program (qualification, packaging transfer, and SOP-driven cleaning method). SOSCleanroom can help standardize a complete station layout (dispensers + gloves + wipers + apparel) so the workflow is cleaner, simpler, and easier to maintain across shifts.
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