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Cleanroom Exam Glove 4-Box Dispenser (Holds Boxes Horizontally)

Cleanroom Exam Glove 4-Box Dispenser (Holds Boxes Horizontally)

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EBD-4000 (Acrylic)
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Made to Order, 14 - 21 Business Days
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Cleanroom Exam Glove 4-Box Dispenser (Holds Boxes Horizontally) — Clear Acrylic, Wall-Mount
A glove dispenser is a small fixture with a big operational impact. This 4-box horizontal dispenser keeps glove cartons off benches and carts, reduces unnecessary handling of outer packaging, and creates a repeatable, audit-friendly point-of-use station for glove changes.

In critical environments, organization is not a convenience feature — it is contamination risk reduction. When operators know exactly where gloves live (and which type/size belongs at that station), you reduce “search behavior,” limit incidental touches, and cut avoidable glove waste caused by crushed cartons, mixed lots, or boxes staged in the wrong room.
Published configuration (EBD-4000, Acrylic)
  • Material: Available only in clear acrylic
  • Thickness: 1/8" clear acrylic (visibility through the dispenser)
  • Mounting: Fastens securely to wall (screws and wall anchors provided)
  • Capacity: Holds 4 boxes of gloves (horizontal orientation)
  • Size: 10.125"W x 20"H x 3.5"D
  • Order unit: 1 dispenser per case
  • Lead time: Made to Order (published as 14–21 business days)
Important note
All cleanroom dispensers ship as the dispenser only. Gloves, bouffants, wipers, and apparel shown in any photos are not included.
Why dispensers reduce contamination risk and waste
  • Fewer touchpoints: A fixed station reduces the number of times cartons are picked up, moved, or “checked,” which lowers opportunities for transfer from hands, sleeves, and nearby surfaces.
  • Better glove-change discipline: If gloves are staged where gowning decisions happen, operators change on time instead of stretching a pair because “the box isn’t nearby.”
  • Less avoidable waste: Standardizing a station reduces crushed cartons, torn openings, mixed lots, and partial boxes abandoned on carts — all common drivers of glove disposal.
  • Visual management: Clear material supports quick inventory checks so teams can restock proactively instead of overstocking “just in case.”
Material construction: acrylic 
This dispenser is constructed from clear acrylic. Acrylic is commonly specified for dispensers because it presents cleanly, stays highly visible, and resists scratching better than many alternatives. The tradeoff is chemical compatibility: if your SOP requires frequent IPA or harsh chemical wipe-down on fixtures, you should evaluate dispenser material selection intentionally.
Chemistry compatibility checkpoint 
Published guidance for these dispensers states: clean acrylic with soap and water. Facilities that routinely use IPA on dispensers often select PETG for improved IPA/chemical compatibility, because IPA use on acrylic can lead to deterioration and cracking over time. If your program requires IPA wipe-down, standardize dispenser material accordingly.
Recommended SOSCleanroom pairings 
Gloves 
Wipers 
  • Texwipe® TX1009 AlphaWipe® 9" x 9" — stage a qualified cleanroom wiper adjacent to the dispenser for controlled wipe-down of nearby wall surfaces and for clean restocking technique (per SOP and chemistry list).
Garments 
  • Kimtech PURE A5 Sterile Cleanroom Hoods — when your gowning program requires sterile head/neck coverage, staging apparel with gloves helps prevent “searching” behavior that drives contamination risk and waste.
Placement and standardization tips
  • Label each slot: glove type, size, and approved use. A label prevents wrong-glove pulls and reduces “trial pulls” that waste gloves.
  • Restock rules: define who restocks, when, and how lot changes are handled (avoid mixed lots without documented control).
  • Keep out of splash zones: don’t mount near sinks or spray-bottle staging where cartons can be wetted or deformed.
  • Lifecycle control: if acrylic shows cracking, sharp edges, or persistent haze, replace it — damaged fixtures create handling risk and defeat the visibility benefit.
Why many teams source dispensers and consumables through SOSCleanroom
Standardization is easier when dispensers, gloves, wipers, and apparel are selected as a complete station. SOSCleanroom supports that approach with deep category coverage (Texwipe, Ansell, Kimtech), supply continuity planning, and practical product guidance that helps your team stay consistent across rooms and shifts.
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The Technical Vault
By SOSCleanroom
Glove Stations • Visual Management • Waste Reduction
Last reviewed: Jan. 21, 2026
Building a disciplined glove-change station with a 4-box horizontal dispenser
The Cleanroom Exam Glove 4-Box Dispenser (horizontal) is a wall-mounted, clear acrylic fixture designed to stage four glove cartons in a defined, repeatable location. It is constructed from 1/8" clear acrylic and fastens to the wall using screws and anchors provided. The published size is 10.125"W x 20"H x 3.5"D, with one dispenser per case.
1) The real problem: glove changes are a contamination-control moment
In many facilities, gloves are technically “available,” but the access method is uncontrolled: boxes migrate between rooms, sit on carts, get placed on benches, and are handled repeatedly. That pattern creates three predictable failure modes:
  • Packaging contact risk: outer cartons become a frequent-touch surface that can carry residues back into the controlled space.
  • Waste through damage: crushed or torn cartons dispense inconsistently, leading to double pulls and discarded gloves.
  • Process ambiguity: when glove type/size is unclear, operators substitute or “test pull,” increasing waste and variability.
What a dispenser actually does
A dispenser does not sterilize gloves. It improves repeatability: a consistent location, consistent access point, and consistent restocking method. In quality terms, it reduces uncontrolled variation in a step that happens hundreds of times per shift.
2) Published specifications
Attribute Published value Why it matters
SKU EBD-4000 (Acrylic) Supports change control and consistent reordering.
Material Clear acrylic only, 1/8" Visibility for inventory; rigid construction for repeatable dispensing.
Capacity Holds 4 glove boxes (horizontal) Supports size sets (S/M/L/XL) or defined glove types per SOP.
Size 10.125"W x 20"H x 3.5"D Helps confirm fit on walls, pass-through areas, and gowning-room layouts.
Mounting Screws + wall anchors provided Reduces improvised mounting that loosens and becomes a handling hazard.
Order unit 1 dispenser per case Useful for station-by-station standardization.
3) Acrylic vs PETG: the decision should follow your disinfectant SOP
This model is acrylic. Published guidance states acrylic is ideal when the environment does not require IPA/harsh chemical wipe-down on dispensers; for acrylic, cleaning is described as soap and water. If a facility routinely uses IPA on dispensers, PETG is cited as the material with improved IPA/chemical compatibility, since IPA use on acrylic can cause deterioration/cracking over time.
Practical compliance note
Do not standardize dispenser material based on appearance alone. Align it to your validated cleaning agents, contact times, and frequency. If you want help matching dispenser material to your disinfectant program, SOSCleanroom can walk through it with your team.
4) Station design: pairings that reduce searching, substitutions, and waste
Gloves (define the station purpose)
Wipers (control the high-touch zone)
  • Texwipe TX1009 AlphaWipe — stage wipers near the dispenser for controlled wipe-down of adjacent wall surfaces and for clean restocking technique (per SOP).
Garments (reinforce correct gowning flow)
5) Implementation checklist (simple controls that hold up to audits)
  • Slot labeling: Size/type + approved use + room/zone designation.
  • Restock control: Avoid mixed lots unless your SOP permits and documents it.
  • Chemistry alignment: Confirm your cleaning agent list is compatible with acrylic (or specify PETG where required).
  • Training: Teach a consistent withdrawal technique to reduce double pulls and glove waste.
Why SOSCleanroom for dispenser standardization
The best stations are standardized stations: consistent products, consistent training, and consistent replenishment. SOSCleanroom supports programs built on Texwipe, Ansell, and Kimtech product families with practical selection guidance and reliable supply continuity for critical environments.
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