Place your hands beneath these battery-powered, sensor-activated dispensers to release a single squirt of soap. All have an internal reservoir to hold bulk soap, so no separate cartridge is needed.

Wall-mount dispensers help you comply with ADA when properly installed. Power shuts off when the cover is open.

Place freestanding dispensers on a flat surface wherever you need them, no installation required. Made of corrosion-resistant metal, they won’t rust in wet environments and are more durable than plastic wall-mount dispensers.

Push the buttons on top of nickel dispensers to adjust how much soap is dispensed.

Stainless steel dispensers are rated IP66 as protected from dust—even when there’s continuous airflow—and high-pressure jets of water such as those in washdowns. They use a rechargeable battery and come with a charger. Place your hands close to the sensor for a small amount of soap, or farther away for a larger amount. These dispensers include a small sample of foam soap.

Place your hands beneath this sensor-activated dispenser to release a single squirt of soap. It helps comply with ADA when properly installed.

These dispensers help you comply with ADA when properly installed.

These dispensers help you comply with ADA when properly installed.

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Mount hand sanitizer and wipe dispensers near your facility’s entrance to help people follow good sanitizing practices and limit the spread of illness. These stands go wherever they’re most convenient. All have a drip tray to protect tables and floors, as well as a square base to keep them from tipping over. Hand sanitizer dispensers and wipes are not included.

Stands for push-activated and touch-free dispensers have mounting holes to attach dispensers. Stands with 4 or 5 mounting holes also have a smooth back plate for securing dispensers with adhesive if their mounting holes don’t line up.

Aluminum and steel stands are more durable than plastic stands.

Stands with felt pads prevent scratches to tabletops and floors.

Display signs in stands that have a frame. They catch people’s attention from a distance, so they know where to go to sanitize their hands.

Distribute hand sanitizer with these refillable dispensers. Instead of using a button, they dispense a drop of sanitizer when the battery-powered sensor detects motion, limiting the spread of germs between users.

Wall-mount dispensers have a manual dispensing button for when their batteries run out. A signal light flashes when batteries are running low, letting you know it’s time to replace them. The amount of sanitizer they dispense is adjustable during initial setup and maintenance. These dispensers comply with ADA regulations when properly installed.

Place freestanding dispensers on any flat surface, no mounting or installation required. Put your hands close to the sensor for a small amount of sanitizer, or farther away for a larger amount. These dispensers have a rechargeable battery and come with a charger. Made of corrosion-resistant stainless steel, they’re more durable than plastic dispensers and won’t rust in wet environments. They’re rated IP67 as protected from dust—even in areas with continuous airflow—as well as high-pressure jets of water from washdowns and submersion in up to a meter of water for 30 minutes.

Place these stations throughout your facility and outside entrances for convenient hand sanitizing. They dispense sanitizer when you step down on a foot pedal, so there’s no need to touch a potentially contaminated surface with your hand. A weighted base prevents them from tipping over. Made of stainless steel, they won’t rust or corrode if placed outdoors.

Stations hold two one-gallon jugs of sanitizer—one for immediate use and one in storage. Unlock them with a key to replace the sanitizer. Hand sanitizer is not included.

Mounting an accessible pedal over the foot pedal lets wheelchair users dispense sanitizer with a wheel.