TrippNT Tall Safety Glass Dispenser | ANSI Z87.1 Visitor Eyewear PVC Acrylic Tower 50391

Technical Narrative

The TrippNT 50391 Tall Safety Glass Dispenser is a procurement-grade visitor safety eyewear dispenser engineered for laboratory, manufacturing, cleanroom, and industrial environments where OSHA 29 CFR 1910.133 or site-specific PPE programs require ANSI Z87.1-compliant safety glasses to be available at entry points for visitors, temporary contractors, and personnel who need to retrieve a fresh pair quickly without opening a cabinet or asking a supervisor. The open-top tower design with a clear ⅛″ acrylic front panel stores a tall column of safety glasses in their original sleeves or unwrapped, visible through the clear front for at-a-glance inventory monitoring, and accessible from the top for single-unit retrieval without disturbing the remaining stack. A bottom collection tray captures returned glasses at the exit point, consolidating the dirty-glasses return stream for cleaning and reprocessing without a separate container.

Constructed from ¼″ white PVC with a clear acrylic front and keyhole wall-mount hardware included, the unit is 8″ W x 18⅝″ H x 5⅞″ D and weighs 1.98 lb — sized to hold approximately 10–15 pairs depending on eyewear frame bulk. Ships fully assembled. Backed by TrippNT’s 100% Lifetime Guarantee.

Technical Specifications

Laboratory and Clinical Applications

The 50391 is deployed across regulated and industrial environments requiring organized visitor safety eyewear dispensing, including laboratory wing entrance points requiring OSHA 1910.133 compliance, pharmaceutical GMP manufacturing floor entry airlocks, food-and-beverage GMP processing area entries, semiconductor fab gowning room entries, industrial chemical plant safety stations, academic chemistry teaching lab entry walls, cleanroom anteroom PPE staging stations, industrial machine-shop visitor entry points, materials testing lab visitor areas, construction site safety offices, wastewater treatment facility visitor safety areas, mining and extraction site safety checkpoints, and any location where a documented OSHA or site-safety PPE program requires visitor eyewear availability at a controlled entry point. The dual-function tower + bottom tray design supports both fresh-eyewear dispensing and used-eyewear return at a single wall-mounted unit, simplifying the eyewear rotation workflow.

Product Documentation

• Sales Sheet — 50391 Tall Safety Glass Dispenser (PDF)

Made in the U.S.A. & Lifetime Guarantee

Proudly manufactured in the United States by TrippNT. This safety glass dispenser is backed by a 100% Lifetime Guarantee, ensuring it is a permanent asset for your laboratory. Institutional pricing and bulk discounts are available for universities, hospital systems, and government agencies.

Frequently Asked Questions

How does the 50391 tall tower differ from the cubby-style safety glass holders (50030, 50059) — which format suits which deployment?

The 50391 is a single-column open-top tower optimized for high-rotation visitor dispensing scenarios: glasses are added to the top of the stack and retrieved from the top individually, and returned glasses collect in the bottom tray for batch cleaning and reuse. The cubby-style holders (50030 four-cubby, 50059 sixteen-cubby) store glasses in individually visible horizontal bays optimized for permanent-user assigned storage — each person’s glasses in a dedicated labeled bay — rather than anonymous visitor-rotation use. Specify the 50391 for entry-point visitor dispensing programs; specify the cubby family for permanent-user assigned eyewear storage programs where glasses are individually owned or assigned by bay.

How many pairs of safety glasses does the 50391 hold, and does the tower accommodate oversized or foam-cushion safety glasses as well as standard frames?

The 8″ W x 5⅞″ D tower interior accommodates approximately 10–15 pairs in standard frame format (e.g., Uvex S1360C, 3M 11410, Honeywell T5900B) depending on whether glasses are stored sleeved or loose. Oversized frames (e.g., OTG over-the-glasses styles, foam-gasket splash-protection models) are typically wider and deeper than standard frames and will reduce the practical stack count to approximately 6–10 pairs. Wrap-around and full-frame sport-style glasses fit if the tower width accommodates their fold-flat width; measure the folded temple width before specifying for a non-standard eyewear program.