Offer paper towels and a place to discard them. There's a separate key-locking cover on the dispenser and waste container. The waste container is removable for easy emptying. Dispensers help you comply with ADA when properly installed.

Recessed model requires a wall opening.

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Flip the lid to grab a wipe. These dispensers hold a roll of disposable wipes, such as disinfecting or degreasing wipes. They’re often used in food-processing and pharmaceutical plants because they contain metal and chemical additives, so if any part of them falls into your line by accident, it’ll set off metal detectors and show up on X-rays. Blue in color, they’re easy to find and retrieve. These dispensers help you comply with Hazard Analysis and Critical Control Point (HACCP) programs to keep contaminated food from leaving your facility. They’re also FDA compliant for direct contact with food.

Help people disinfect hands, clean equipment, and sanitize surfaces such as shopping cart handles in order to reduce the spread of illness. These dispensers have a dispensing grommet that makes it easy to tear off a wipe without touching the dispenser itself. The grommet also keeps wipes standing upright and prevents them from falling back inside, so you don’t have to repeatedly thread the wipes through. To refill the wipes, these dispensers have a lift-off lid. Wipes are not included.

Stainless steel dispensers stand up to frequent use, and water and cleaning chemicals won’t rust or corrode them. They have a built-in waste receptacle for tossing used wipes. To prevent scratches to floors, they have a rubber bottom.

Steel dispensers resist the wear and tear of high-traffic areas better than stainless steel dispensers because they’re stronger and more rugged. To prevent rusting from water and cleaning chemicals, their lid is stainless steel, and their body has a powder-coated finish for light corrosion resistance. However, powder-coated steel is not as corrosion resistant as stainless steel since the coating wears away over time. These dispensers have a storage compartment below the dispensing area for keeping extra wipes. Their rubber feet prevent scratches to floors and slightly elevate dispensers, which lets air circulate and prevents mildew from growing. Pair these dispensers with metal waste containers for a convenient spot to throw used wipes.

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Dispense folded clean room wipes one at a time to reduce cross contamination and waste. These dispensers are cleaned and double bagged in a clean room to ensure that they’re sterile. Place them on any flat surface with the weighted base, or mount them on the wall to save counter space. They’re front loading, so you don’t need to feed wipes down the chute, which can lead to tangling. Dispensing angle is adjustable and locks in place—tilt it so that wipes are accessible. A weighted tamper presses down on the stack of wipes, so it’s easy to grab one even when they’re running low. A clear window shows you how many wipes are left. Wipes not included.

With a hole in the bottom for convenient dispensing, these holders can accommodate boxes of wipes or rags.

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