TW201036883A - Glove dispenser - Google Patents

Abstract

The present invention relates to the dispensing of gloves from a dispenser. A glove dispensing system (100) for dispensing gloves (62) cuff first comprises a glove-filled card box container (80) formed of card material that is held in a holder (1) for mounting on a vertical support. The card may be any suitable sheet material, for example, stiff paper, cardboard or plastic sheet material. The container has an internal volume (61), a plurality of sides including a downwards facing dispensing side (86), the dispensing side having a plurality of layers (19-22) including a first layer (22) and a second layer (21), the first layer being relatively inside the second layer. A dispensing aperture (64) is provided in the first layer (22) through which, in use, gloves (62) are dispensed. A removable cover (75) is provided in the second layer (21), the cover extends over the dispensing aperture (64) prior to dispensing of gloves and which when removed permits the dispensing of gloves through the dispensing aperture. The cover (75) has dimensions that extend beyond the bounds of the dispensing aperture (64) and the container (80) comprises a spacer layer (19) between the first layer (22) and the second layer (21) so that a gap (95) is provided beneath the removable cover (75) adjacent the dispensing aperture (64) in which the cuff (69) of the first glove to be dispensed is held prior to removal of the cover. When the cover (75) is removed, the dispensing aperture (64) is free to dispense gloves (62) and is oriented with the dispensing aperture facing downwards so that, in use with the holder mounted to the support, the cuff of the glove next to be dispensed hangs through the dispensing aperture and away from the container.

Description

201036883 VI. Description of the Invention: [Technical Field to Which the Invention Is Ascribed] The present invention relates to the application of a glove from a dispenser. [Prior Art]

Infection control in patients in hospitals, clinics, and doctor's operating rooms has become a more pressing topic with the growth of antibiotic-resistant bacteria (especially mecillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus (MRSA)). There are about 5 deaths caused by infections in hospitals in the UK alone, but some experts believe that the number may be as high as 20,0. Studies have shown that there are high levels of MRSA and C. dificile in common items in hospitals. Samples taken from an intensive care unit in a London hospital found MRSA on charts, bins, pens, medical records, telephones and computer keyboards. MRSA also exists in employee aprons and hands. The most common route for Mrsa infection is between patients or via a doctor or nurse. Hospital staff can spread tenderness by using these items after contact with the patient. Studies have also shown that if someone carries Mrsa in their hands, the bacteria will remain on the four surfaces that are in contact with the person. Once the MRSA is on an item, it will remain for 8G days unless the item is cleaned. Clostridium will remain active on the surface for a longer period of time. The gloves used in hospitals and clinics are inspection gloves, and their large-scale: the gloves are not supplied in individual disinfected packages, but are supplied by the phase: Beizhi Cardboard Distribution Box. These discards ^ ^ ^ 罘8 Please use the gloves to help prevent sputum and pollution. However, if the glove is used to help the front door, u 丨 1 knife will be contacted by one person during the wearer's glove. cause problems. These external parts 146095.doc 201036883 can be contaminated prior to use. No. 4,844,293 discloses a glove dispensing system in which a gloved garment is placed in an outer container and the glove is dispensed through the package and the registered apertures in the outer container. The user cannot directly access the cuffs of the gloves. This configuration facilitates the user to contact a glove only by the cuff, thereby minimizing the risk of contamination, but at the expense of increased mechanical complexity and the need to apply an adhesive to the original outer surface of the glove. Most of the gloves used in hospitals and clinics are inspection gloves, and the gloves that are used in large quantities are not supplied in individually sterilized packages, but are supplied from relatively inexpensive cardboard boxes. A method of controlling the contamination of such inspection gloves is disclosed in Patent Document 1; 8 5,816,440. In this disclosure, the glove is wrapped in a cuff with a cuff - in a box with a dispensing aperture. Each of the sets of fingers is partially looped or folded around the cuffs of the subsequent gloves, so that when each glove is pulled from the dispensing aperture, the cuff of the next glove is pulled out of the aperture to enable a user Easily hold the next glove 1 roll cuffs. In order to prevent the user from needing to reach the interior of the dispensing aperture to hold the first glove to be dispensed, the first hand is packaged in such a manner that the e-cuff has been extended from the dispensing aperture. To prevent contamination of the first glove, the case is supplied in a hermetic cover that is removed by pulling a pair of sealing tabs prior to use. With this configuration, it is possible that the first glove becomes contaminated during the procedure of removing the cover, or the highlight will become contaminated before the application of the cuff. In us 5,816,440 this possibility is reduced by crimping the cuffs, so that the 'clothes' of the pomelo are protected by the exposed inner surface. 146095.doc 201036883 ‘And’ curling cuffs is not convenient. In addition to the several additional manufacturing steps required by this configuration, the cuff folds and the mutually folded implants of the adjacent gloves create voids in the stack of mutually folded gloves, and thus reduce the sealable: The number of gloves. In addition, the cuffs of the next glove; can not always be reliably pulled out of the aperture. It is an object of the present invention to provide a more convenient and reliable configuration for dispensing gloves in a medical or clinical setting or in any other environment where it is important to carry a contamination by hand. BRIEF SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION According to a first aspect of the present invention, a carton container for dispensing a glove is provided, the container comprising: - an internal volume holding a plurality of gloves to be dispensed; - a plurality of The side of the matching side has a plurality of cardboard layers including a first layer and a second layer, the first layer being on the opposite inner side of the second layer; _ an internal dispensing aperture, which passes through The dispensing channels of the plurality of cardboard layers are aligned, and in use, the gloves are dispensed by the internal dispensing aperture; - an external removable cover in the dispensing side, through which the dispensing is performed The cover extends over the dispensing aperture prior to dispensing the glove, and the cover opens the dispensing channel when removed to allow the glove to be dispensed through the dispensing aperture; wherein the cover has a dimension that extends beyond the boundary of the dispensing aperture, And the plurality of cardboard layers include at least one spacer layer provided in the channel 146095.doc 201036883 - a separation aperture between the dispensing aperture and the removable cover such that a gap is provided The hole in the partition under the removable cap and adjacent the dispensing aperture region. According to a second aspect of the present invention, there is provided a carton container for dispensing a glove, the container comprising: - an internal volume holding a plurality of gloves to be dispensed; - a plurality of sides including a dispensing side The dispensing side has a plurality of cardboard layers including a first innermost layer and an adjacent second innermost layer, the first innermost layer being on the opposite inner side of the second innermost layer; - an inner dispensing aperture, Aligning with a dispensing channel through the plurality of cardboard layers, in use, the gloves are dispensed by the internal dispensing aperture; _ an external removable cover in the dispensing side, Located outside of both the first and second innermost layers, the forceps extend over the dispensing aperture prior to dispensing the glove through the dispensing aperture, and the cover opens the dispensing channel when removed to allow the glove to pass through the application Having a pore-dispensing; wherein the inner layer has a first dispensing slit therein and the second innermost layer has a second dispensing slit therein, the slits thereby defining the dispensing aperture Size 'and the first The dispensing slit is smaller than the second dispensing slit. One advantage of this configuration is that it allows the second innermost layer to provide the first innermost layer with a stent that prevents deformation of the first innermost layer during glove application. In a preferred embodiment of the invention, the first and second dispensing slits are aligned with each other and thus the edge or boundary of the first dispensing slit is substantially in the opposite channel of 146095.doc -8-201036883 Within the limits of the edge or boundary of the second dispensing slit. ° is any suitable sheet, such as cardboard, cardboard, plastic sheet, etc. > When there is a glove, the cuff of the first glove to be dispensed will extend through the 16 gap = which is covered by the removable cover. The gap is of sufficient size to accommodate the cuff of the glove that protrudes through the dispensing aperture prior to removal of the removable cover. > In a preferred embodiment of the invention, the removable cover is disposed in the second layer. In this case the spacer layer will be the cardboard layer between the dispensed aperture and the first layer. Alternatively, however, a removable cover in the form of a tear-off layer, such as a plastic tab, may be provided on one of the outer surfaces of the dispensing side. In this case, the separator layer can be any paperboard layer between the dispensing aperture and the removable forceps. There may also be more than one such spacer layer that will provide the advantage of increasing the width of the gap and thereby increasing the volume of the cuff for folding one of the first gloves to be dispensed. The dispensing aperture can be in the first layer. In a preferred embodiment of the invention, the iridium distribution aperture is two adjacent layers: the first innermost layer and an adjacent layer. Alternatively, however, a removable cover in the form of a slit in a film such as a plastic film layer may be provided, the film being held in place by one or more of the plurality of cardboard layers. In this case, the spacer layer can be the first layer. However, in a preferred embodiment of the present invention, the partition layer is between the first layer and the second layer, and the inner layer is formed into a surface of the inner volume of 146095.doc -9. 201036883 The inner layer 'and the second layer is the outermost layer. The removable cover of the outer surface has a Fengshe &> buckle gripping component that allows a #1 to be grasped and moved in the direction of the pull-out in the & π The lid is removed from the dispensing aperture, preferably the dispensing aperture is elliptical in one direction. In a preferred embodiment of the pull-out direction, four adjacent sides are connected to the cardboard box = the mating side 'the adjacent sides include a plurality of such layers that are rolled up to each other to form the dedicated dispensing side Flat piece. At least one of the flat sheets may have a slit defining the dispensing aperture, and wherein the flat sheets of the flat sheet have a removable sheet in the form of a removable sheet . In a preferred embodiment, at least one of the flat sheets is an intermediate flat sheet having a thickness that provides the spacer. The interposer flat sheet can have everything "Hing flat sheet is suspended by the removable sheet before removing the removable cover. According to the third embodiment of the present invention, a glove dispenser is provided, the dispenser comprising a carton container according to a first aspect of the invention or a second aspect of the invention and having a plurality of gloves retained within the interior volume of the container, wherein: • the removable Prior to the cover, the cuff of the first glove to be dispensed extends through the dispensing aperture and is placed adjacent to the dispensing aperture in the gap disposed between the removable cover; and - the gloves They are folded over each other for cuffs to be dispensed first through the dispensing aperture, 146095.doc • 10· 201036883 to remove the cover, a glove cuff is first pulled out of the dispensing aperture to cause the cuff extension of the glove to be dispensed The pores are dispensed by this. /寺知* with the first glove ϋ quot "όΓ idb s j.>. g better than when the grapefruit mouth can be glued to the removable cover to pay the cuff of the first glove at The lid is pulled away from the container when it is removed. The gloves held in the interior volume of the carton container can be stacked one on another - the glove, with the thumb of each glove being lined on the same side of the stack. i These gloves can be used in a medical or clinical setting, such as medical gloves. According to a fourth aspect of the present invention, there is provided a glove dispensing system for first applying a glove cuff, comprising: a glove dispenser, the glove dispenser according to the second aspect of the invention; and a mounting to a a holder for vertically extending the stent, the holder being configured to receive and retain the container such that upon removal of the cover, the dispensing aperture is free to dispense the glove and is oriented downwardly in the dispensing aperture such that The holder is mounted to the bracket to be worn under the cuff of the glove through the dispensing aperture and away from the cry. °. A major advantage of one of the present invention is that the glove dispenser can be placed in the holder prior to opening the container by removing the lid. This will keep the gloves in the container clean and sterile until such time as the first glove is needed. The lid can then be removed without touching the container adjacent to any portion of the dispensing aperture and without touching the first glove itself, and then the cuff of the first glove automatically falls to dispense the cuff first. The beta-cage holder can include a mounting bracket and wraps on the opposite lateral sides of the bracket 146095.doc 201036883 - a bracket extending away from the surface of the bracket, the container being retained between the brackets. Each of the brackets extends from the bracket with a vertically extending β piece. The vertically extending member is laterally positioned. The vertically extending members can have a horizontal extension 彳 at a lower end thereof. The vertical position is located in the solid moder. The horizontally extending members are then separated by a gap such that the brackets do not interfere with the application of the glove from the dispensing aperture

Preferably, each of the vertically extending members has a vertically extending side section and a vertically extending retaining section. The side section then extends between the bracket and the retaining section to define the lateral positioning of the container in the holder by the cooperation of the container between the retaining segments and the bracket and the container Provided by the cooperation between the two side sections. [Embodiment] The present invention will now be further described by way of example only with reference to the accompanying drawings. Figures 1 through 4 show a wall mountable holder 1 for a container for dispensing gloves, which will be described in more detail below. The holder i has a flat bracket 2 on a rear side, the bracket 2 having three through holes 4 through which the holder can be mounted to a wall (not shown) or other vertical support surface . A left bracket 6 and a right bracket 6 are provided on opposite lateral sides of the bracket. § Hai and other brackets 6, 6' are mirror images of each other. Each bracket extends vertically away from the mounting bracket 2. The halves are generally parallel to each other and present an open top 8 to receive a carton container for dispensing the gloves. Each of the brackets has a vertically extending side panel 9, 9' extending perpendicularly from the bracket 2. The lowermost portion of the bracket 2 and the side panels 9, 9' is surrounded by a support flange having a left portion 146095.doc -12-201036883 3, a right portion 3' and a rear portion 5. In use, the flange portions 3, 3, 5 support a carton container housed in the holder 1. Each of the flange portions 3, 3, 5 extends vertically from the bracket 2 and the side panel 9 9 toward the center lower opening $ in the holder 1 on three sides. One of the front ends of the left flange portion 3 terminates at a left front edge 7 and one of the front ends of the right flange portion 3' terminates at a right front edge 7. Each of the leading edges 7, 7 is vertically joined to the adjacent sides 9, 9 and the adjacent flanges 3, 3 and thus to the bracket 2. The left and right edges 7, 7 are less than half the height of the bracket 2, preferably about 1/3 of the height of the bracket, so that a container can be more easily inserted into the open top 8 of the holder. The result is that each of the left and right side panels 9, 9' has an upper edge 55 that is angled downwardly from the bracket 2 to the corresponding leading edge 7, 7. Therefore, the left bracket 6 and the right bracket 6 are formed by the corresponding side panels 9, 9', the left and right flange portions 3, 3, and the left and right edges 7, 7. Referring now to Figure 5, there is shown a plan view of a sheet of paper jam 1 which is cut and perforated such that it can be folded and glued together to form a container for a glove dispenser which is A unitary sheet having twelve sheets u_22 separated by 11 fold lines 23-33. Further, the cardboard has six barbed tabs 34-39 and six corresponding slots 41_46 and a flat tab 40 to which a viscous patch 47 is applied. Each pull tab 34_40 is separated from a panel by a corresponding fold line 48_54. The paper jam 10 is assembled to form a case container 60 in accordance with a preferred embodiment of the present invention, as shown in Figures 6-9. One of the inner volumes 61 of the container 6 is filled with gloves to create a glove according to a preferred embodiment of the present invention. 146095.doc • 13- 201036883 80, in this example the disposable medical examination Glove 62. A 5-sea glove dispenser 80 is inserted into the open top 8 of the holder 1 to form a glove dispensing system 1 according to a preferred embodiment of the present invention. As shown in FIG. 5, the cardboard has a plurality of slits, including a first elongated dispensing slit 72 in the panel and a second elongated dispensing slit 71 in the panel 2 for a The elongated shape is applied to the aperture 64. The innermost dispensing slit 71 is slightly smaller than the outermost dispensing slit 72. The innermost dispensing slits are completely within the limits of the second dispensing aperture when aligned with each other. A third dividing slit 73 for a separation aperture 65 in the sheet 19 and a finger gripping slit 74 in the sheet 21 can provide for the removal of the finger from a portion disposed in a portion of the panel 2 One of the covers 75 grips the member 66. The removable cover 75 is held by a perforation 67 in the cardboard material to the remainder of the panel 21. The sheets 11-22 are folded in the following manner. The sheets u_14 form the left, front and right sides 81-84 of the container 60, respectively. The panels 15-18 are folded over each other to form a multi-layer top side 85' wherein the panel 18 is at the innermost extent, then the panel 16 and the panel 15, with the panel 17 being the outermost. The barbed pull tab 35 of the panel 17 is inserted into the slit 42 along a fold line 26 between the panels 15 and 11. The sheets 19-22 are folded over each other to form a plurality of bottom sides 86, wherein the sheets 2 are at the innermost, then the sheets 22 and sheets 19, wherein the sheets 21 are at the outermost. The barb tabs 38 of the sheet 21 are inserted into the slits 45 along the fold line 3 之间 between the sheets 19 and 11. It can be seen from Figure 8 that the two innermost sheets 2, 22 in the bottom side 86 of the container have two dispensing slits 71, 72 which are mutually folded when the sheets 20 22 are folded over each other. alignment. The inner edge of the most 146095.doc -14-201036883 of the two dispensing slits 71, 72 will define the size of the dispensing aperture 64. Preferably, the innermost edges are provided by the smaller inner slit 71. When a glove is pulled out by pulling the glove out. When the vestiges are dispensed with the apertures 64, the gloves will be pulled over the edges of the dispensing aperture. Thus 'if the edge is inside the slightly larger outer dispensing slit 72, the second innermost panel 22 will be the most when the applied glove is dragged over the edges of the smaller innermost dispensing aperture The inner panel 2〇 provides support. This configuration therefore helps to prevent deformation such as distortion and/or tearing of the two dispensing slits 71, 72. After the two innermost sheets 20, 22, the next outermost sheet 19 has a dividing slit 73 for the dividing aperture 65, which has a larger size than the dispensing slits 71, 72 and when the sheet When folded over the two inner panels 2, 22, it is completely outside the boundaries of the dispensing aperture 64. The outermost sheet 21 having the finger gripping slit 74 and the perforated removable cover 75 is folded over the two inner sheets 19, 20, 22. The removable cover has a size that is aligned with the size of the dividing slit 73 except that one of the covers 75 forms a projection of the gripping member 66. The cover 75 is formed in the center of one of the dispensing sides 86 and has a size that completely overlaps the edge of the dispensing aperture 64. The gripping member 66 and the finger gripping slit 74 are outside the boundaries of the dividing slit such that there is no gap in the bottom side 86 of the container that directs the dispensing aperture 64. This helps prevent any contaminants from entering the dispensing aperture prior to removal of the cover 75. The thickness of the 5 hexa paper forms an empty gap 95 between the cover 75 of the outermost sheet 21 and the nearest inner panel 20 forming the dispensing aperture 64. The gap 95 extends between the removable cover 75 and one of the dispensing apertures 64 around the peripheral edge 96 of 146095.doc -15-201036883. The peripheral edge is recessed in the outermost layer 19 of the bottom side 86 of the container 60. One of the voids formed by removing the cover 75. The panel 19 thus acts to separate the removable cover 75 from the partition of the dispensing aperture 64 to provide a gap 95 between the removable cover and the surrounding edge of the dispensing aperture 64. The relative alignment of the plates is generally shown in Figure 6 with dashed and dotted lines superimposed on the cover 75, the cover being shown still being fixed to 5 Hegu by the wearing of L7 The rest of the device. The removable panel 75 can be fully accessed from below the front side 83 of the container 60 in the empty space between the left and right edges 7, 7 of the stents 6, 6. The left and right flanges 3, 3 each have a semi-circular recess 88, 88 whose limit extends beyond the limit of the removable cover 75 such that the cover is not obstructed by the holder 2. After a box of new gloves 80 is loaded into the holder 2, a user can then grasp the gripping member and pull it downward as shown by arrow 8 9 of Fig. 8 to tear away. The cover can be removed and the dispensing aperture 64 and the thin 69 of the first glove 62 to be dispensed are exposed. The cuff 69 extends from the dispensing aperture μ via the package and is held within the gap % between the cover 75 and the nearest inner panel 2 (). Once the cover 75 is removed, the cuff 69 falls, as indicated by arrow 99. This may be assisted by a small amount of viscous adhesive (not shown) between the cover 75 and the cuffs 69, Θ (10). (d) The sleeve is not touched by the person in the (four) sleeve. The aperture 64 is folded over the distal side of the grip member 66. ^ The glove cuff 69 does not begin to move down to the person holding the resisting member and leaving the dispensing member. Preferably, the configuration causes the I46095.doc -J6 - 201036883 to not fall until the cover 75 is substantially or completely removed. This package cuff position is shown schematically in Figure 8 with a diagonal line 92. Figure 8 schematically shows the gloves 62, wherein each glove is represented by a single line and the ends of each glove 62 (which is generally the end crimping portion) are indicated by a circle _. Thus the configuration can be seen more clearly between the individual gloves "(4), but in fact the sleeve is ideally tightly sealed (4) in a full container 80. The gloves are folded over each other - glove stacking In 9G, this provides some advantages to include reducing the lateral dimension of the container 60 into a shape that is approximately square in plan view. When viewing the stack from the front of the container, it is preferred that the gloves 62 be stacked into all The thumb is on the right side of the stack 9. The mutual folding of the gloves 62 causes each glove 62 to be dispensed by the cuff 63. A glove 62 is removed by pulling on the cuff crimp 63 via the dispensing aperture μ The next cuff crimping portion 63 is transported to the same dispensing position as the previous glove and cuff crimping portion. This action is due to friction between the gloves. 〇The gloves 62 or all of the thumb can be in the container. The left approach is positioned in a stack of folded gloves 9 此. These configurations can be combined with a method of wearing a glove as described. If the stack is viewed from the front of the container 60, the glove 62 All of the thumb is packaged on the right side of the stack 90. The first glove is removed from the stack by grasping the cuff flange 63 with the left hand and pulling it out of the container, and then continuing to wear the glove to the right hand. Then the second glove 62 is pulled from the container 6 by grasping the cuff flange 63 with the right hand wearing the glove' and then the glove is pulled to the left hand. 146095.doc 201036883 Or when used from The container 60 is viewed from the front of the stack 90 with all of the thumb-encapsulated gloves 62 on the left side, the first glove being taken from the stack by grasping the cuff flange 63 with the right hand and pulling it out of the container, and then The glove is worn to the left hand. The second glove 62 is then pulled from the container 6 by grasping the cuff flange 63 with the left hand of the glove, and then the glove is pulled to the right hand. This way of stacking and wearing gloves can prevent the fingers or handcuffs of the gloves from being touched by fingers, thereby reducing or eliminating the contamination of the fingers or palms of the worn gloves. Since all the gloves in the stack are oriented in the same way, the gloves can be

Pull to the right hand without rotating the glove.

The first glove can be utilized - the glove utilizes the left hand of the glove that has been worn from the capacity. Hai and other gloves with all the thumbs in the stack left glove can also be used

-18 faces: All thumbs are dispensed on the stack with one right hand and the first is removed. Similarly, the side-by-side package, the 'glove' is removed from the container using the right hand of the hand that has been worn by J46095.doc 201036883. The important system is to use the gloves to avoid the finger or palm of the glove being touched by the bare fingers, thereby reducing or eliminating contamination of the gloved finger or the palm of the hand. If a person applies the gloves in different ways, for example by fitting the first glove with his right hand and wearing his left hand, the eight-handed heat setting, the glove is also applied to the right hand with the glove. Transfer to the left hand before the right hand

This will cause any contaminants to pass from the bare cuff of the right hand to the finger of the glove on the left hand, as passed to a patient during inspection. The finger is passed to the second glove. This contaminant can then be used, for example, to allow a user of the dispenser to remove and wear the gloves in a desired manner to avoid contamination, advantageously providing the ability to properly dispense the gloves. These indications can be printed on the front side of the container. Alternatively, the indications can be printed on a bulletin or poster or the like displayed near the container.

In a loyal example, the gloves are disposable two-handed universal medical examination gloves made of latex, nitrile or vinyl material, typically ΙΟΟμιη to 125 μηι thick, from the tip of the finger to the edge of the cuff. Take melon melon. In this example the holder 1 has an outer dimension of deep (D) 15 〇 5 mm, width (7)) l3 i mm and two (H) 93 mm. In this example, a hai cardboard 10 has a thickness of about 〇 5 mm to 1.0 mm, preferably about 〇·6 mm. The size of the jam 1 之前 before folding is 52 〇 mm long (L) and 380 mm wide (W). The cardboard can be any suitable sheet. In a clinical setting, plastic sheets are preferred, which are easier to clean than cardboard and cardboard 146095.doc •19- 201036883. In this example, the container 60 has an outer dimension of 120 mm wide, 130 mm deep and 1 mm high. When the glove 62 is installed, the filled container 80 can hold about 100 nitrile gloves or about 12 latex gloves. The dispensing aperture 64 has an innermost edge provided by the elongated innermost dispensing slit 71. The slit 71 has a maximum dimension along a major axis length 80 along a minor axis that is perpendicular to the major axis of the minor axis by 19 mm. And has a semi-circular end. The maximum size of the incision slits 7 2 shall be 1 mm to 4 mm larger than the maximum dimension of the innermost incision slit 7丨, and in this example the maximum dimensions are 83 ^ mm long by 22 mm Width, providing the innermost dispensing slit 7 by a nominal overlap of 1.5 mm of one of the outermost dispensing slits 72. As shown in the figures, the first and second innermost layers 2, 22 are hinged to the opposite side panels 12, 14 and the elongated orientations of the slits 7, 72 are perpendicular or substantially perpendicular to the side panels. The joint of the piece. Preferably, the innermost layers 20, 22 are not glued or attached to each other and are therefore free to move relative to each other. Thus the buckling of the dispensed aperture during the application of the glove can produce some small relative movement between the two dosing slits, but since this is in the direction of one of the major axes of the u-shaped incisions, this The width of the dispensed pores is not constrained. The preferred embodiment described above has several advantages. First, the container can be formed entirely of cut and folded cardboard held together by an adhesive. There is no need to use other materials such as plastic film. This helps keep production costs low. Secondly, since the removable cover is in a layer forming the dispensing side of the container, the contamination of the first glove to be dispensed can be reduced without the occurrence of contamination. It is not convenient to fold the cuffs of these gloves. This is due to the fact that the holder supporting the container can be formed in a manner that does not interfere with the removal of the cover. Thus the lid can be removed after the container is placed in the holder. Ο Ο Finally, the dispensed pores are defined by the edges of the innermost sheets of the four overlapping sheets, and the drag load on the innermost sheet 20 during glove application is overlapped by all four Plate support. Since each of the four plates 19_22 has a progressively incision from the inside to the outside, the load is also transmitted outwardly through the respective plates 19 22 and finally reaches the lower side of the wall mountable bracket 1 Flange-shaped left, right and rear parts 3, 3, and 5. The holder according to the invention thus receives and holds the container in such a way that the dispensing side is at the bottom and does not hinder the removal of the lid itself. The removal of the cover on the underside of the container naturally causes one person to move his hand and leave the dispensing aperture while the cover is pulled away from the ridge 1 thereby reducing the contact of a person's hand with the U-shaped aperture or the glove itself. The possibility. Avoid the cuffs of the cuffs and change the cover of the Wu & reduce the friction between the adjacent gloves within the w Α σ ^ and reduce the ν δ 谷 谷 谷 谷 谷 谷 谷 # # 亥 亥 亥 亥 耠冋 耠冋 耠冋 耠冋 耠冋 耠冋 耠冋 耠冋 耠冋 耠冋 耠冋 耠冋With the Sapporo, pull out the next - a glove to - and have a w 00 secret 'and increase the number of gloves that can be packaged, have, and sputum. This cuff is substantially protected from the glove dispenser by the glove under the glove and under the holding number. The cuff is completely protected from dust or other contaminants. Infringement. Since the glove dispenser is mounted to the surface, the container also receives some protection from the accidental contamination of the vertical support surface of the vertical surface of the solid H (four), such as the wall. The present invention therefore provides a convenient (four) container for dispensing gloves, a glove dispenser based on such a container „ 久樘 has this glove dispensing:, a sleeve dispensing system', the glove dispenser is held by the holder In order to be mounted to a vertical support surface, it should be understood that the present invention is described by way of example only, and the invention may be made without departing from the technical scope of the invention. A front perspective view of the display - for an earthquake to a vertically extending branch for a holding of the μ according to one of the present invention - a better example of the glove dispensing system Figure 2 is a top plan view of one of the holders of Figure 1; Figure 3 is a rear perspective view of one of the holders of Figure 1; Figure 4 is a left side view of the holder of Figure 1; <One plan view of a preferred embodiment of the present invention for cutting and punching a hand before the hand=carton container; - < preferred embodiment of the glove dispensing system ^ ^ ^ The formation of the state, a hand made of the plate-like card of Figure 2 The set of filling boxes is sealed in the holder; Figure 7 is the case where the box is paralyzed and one of the 3|^ _ surfaces is removed so as to be removed from the sleeve. Figure 6 Gloves are applied, especially - view; Figure 8 is a straight line along Figure 7, „Getting through the glove dispensing system 146095.d〇, ❹ • 22- 201036883 The outline shows the glove cuff, Removing a cover from the container and how the gloves are folded over each other in a cross-sectional view, dividing the release of the first container into the cuff of the glove to be dispensed first; and Figure 9 is the glove of Figure 7. A perspective view of the dispensing system showing how the cuffs of the glove to be dispensed are free to hang downward from the lower surface of one of the containers.

[Main component symbol description] 1 Holder 2 Bracket 3 Left 3' Right 4 Hole 5 Rear 6 Left bracket 6, Right bracket 7 Left front edge 7' Right front edge 8 Top 9 Side panel 9' Side panel 10 Jam 11 Plate 12 Plate 13 Plate 14 Plate 146095.doc 201036883 15 Plate 16 Plate 17 Plate 18 Plate 19 Plate 20 Plate 21 Plate 22 Plate 23 Folding line 24 Folding line 25 Folding line 26 Folding Line 27 Folding line 28 Folding line 29 Folding line 30 Folding line 31 Folding line 32 Folding line 33 Folding line 34 Barb pull tab 35 Barb pull tab 36 Barb pull tab 37 Barb pull tab 38 Barb pull tab 146095.doc -24 201036883

39 Barb puller 40 Flat pull tab 41 Slot 42 Slot 43 Slot 44 Slot 45 Slot 46 Slot 47 Adhesive pull tab 48 Folding line 49 Folding line 50 Folding line 51 Folding line 52 Folding line 53 Folding line 54 Folding line 55 Upper edge 60 Container 61 Internal volume 62 Gloves 63 Glove end 64 Mating aperture 65 Separating aperture 66 Grip part 146095.doc -25 201036883 67 Perforation 69 Cuff 71 Mating slit 72 Mating slit 73 Separating slit 74 Grab Holding slit 75 Removable cover 80 Dispenser 81 Rear side 82 Left side 83 Front side 84 Right side 85 Top side 86 Mating side 89 Arrow 90 Glove stack 92 Diagonal 95 Clearance 96 Edge 99 Arrow 100 Glove dispensing system B See D deep H high 146095.doc -26- 201036883 L long W wide

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Claims (1)

201036883 VII. Patent application scope: 1. A cardboard container for dispensing gloves, the container comprising: an internal volume 'for holding a plurality of gloves to be dispensed; a plurality of sides 'including a dispensing side' The mating side has a plurality of cardboard layers including a first layer and a second layer, the first layer being on the opposite inner side of the second layer; the inner dispensing aperture 'passing through the plurality of cardboard layers and one applying The channel alignment is such that, in use, the gloves are dispensed by the dispensing aperture; © an external removable cover in the dispensing side, the cover extends over the dispensing aperture before the glove is dispensed through the dispensing aperture and Opening the dispensing channel when removed to allow the glove to be dispensed through the dispensing aperture; wherein the cover has a dimension that extends beyond the boundaries of the dispensing aperture and the plurality of cardboard layers includes at least one disposed in the channel a separation layer and a separation aperture between the dispensing aperture and the removable cover such that a gap is not placed in the separation aperture under the removable cover Near the area where the pores are applied. 2_ A carton container as claimed in the item, wherein the removable cover is disposed in the second layer. 3. A carton container as claimed in the item, wherein the removable cover is disposed on an outer surface of one of the dispensing sides with a tear-off layer. 4. The carton container of any of the preceding claims, wherein the dispensing aperture is in the first layer. 5. As requested! The carton container of any of the three items, wherein the dispensing aperture 146095.doc 201036883 = one or more of the broken and plurality of cardboard layers are held in one of the slits of the film. ♦ 6♦ If the above-mentioned claim item is in the carton container between the first layer and the second layer. 7. If any of the above-mentioned claims, the innermost volume of the inner surface of the container is the innermost layer of the inner surface. 8. The cardboard container of the above-mentioned claim is the outermost layer of the outer surface of the container. ^ 刖 明 求 的 的 的 的 ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ 。 。 。 A member that allows the user to grasp and pull the beta cover in the pull direction to remove the cover from the dispensing aperture. 1 〇·If the jam of the request item 9 is six „„. ^ The paper phase is stolen, wherein the dispensing aperture is elliptical in a direction transverse to the direction of the exit. η.Γ = the carton container of the preceding claim, wherein four adjacent jam sides are expanded: her side 'the adjacent side includes a plurality of mutually folded to form the paper jam of the cardboard layers A sheet, at least the slits of the flat sheet defining the slits for dispensing the pores, and the flat sheets are removed from the lid. The removable sheet has a removable A in the form of a removable sheet: a carton container of claim U, wherein at least one of the flat sheets provides an intermediate flat sheet of the separator. 13. The paper jam of claim 12 - σ 谷益, wherein the intermediate flat sheet has everything. , the sheet is suspended by the removable sheet before the cover is removed, wherein the partition layer is in the middle of the layer, wherein the second layer is formed, wherein the second layer is shaped, wherein the removable cover has a shape I46095.doc -2. 201036883 14_ A glove-carrying carton container comprising: - an internal volume 'for holding a plurality of gloves to be dispensed; a plurality of sides' comprising a dispensing side, the dispensing side Having a plurality of cardboard layers comprising a first innermost layer and an adjacent second innermost layer, the first innermost layer being on the opposite inner side of the second innermost layer; an inner dispensing aperture passing through the plurality of cardboards The layers are aligned with a dispensing channel 'in use, the gloves are dispensed by the dispensing aperture; an outer removable cover in the dispensing side, which is in the first sum. The outer portion of both the first and the inner layers, the glove is applied through the dispensing aperture, and the D-cover extends over the dispensing aperture and opens the dispensing channel when removed to allow the glove to be dispensed through the dispensing aperture; Wherein the first innermost layer has a first dispensing slit therein and the second innermost layer has a second dispensing slit therein, the slits thereby defining the size of the dispensing aperture ' and the first dispensing The incision is smaller than the second dosing incision. ❹ 15. The carton container of claim 14, wherein the first dispensing slit is completely within the limits of the first dispensing aperture. 16. The carton container of claim 14 or claim 15, wherein the cover has a dimension that extends beyond a limit of the dispensing aperture and the plurality of layers of paper comprise at least one spacer disposed in the channel and a separation aperture between the dispensing aperture and the removable cover such that a gap is disposed in the region of the separation aperture below the removable cover and adjacent to the dispensing aperture. 17. A carton containing one of the claims Μ1 to 16 of the items wherein the container has 146095.doc 201036883: a plurality of side panels, the dispensing slits being elongated and attached to the side panels By. 18. The carton container of claim 17, wherein each of the slits has a major axis and a minor axis perpendicular to the major axis. The major axis is substantially perpendicular to the junction of the side panels. 19. The carton container of claim 18, wherein the first and second innermost layers are free to move relative to each other along the longitudinal axis under buckling of the layers when the glove is dispensed. A carton container according to any one of claims 14 to 19, wherein each of the plurality of cardboard layers in the dispensing side has an outermost one from the innermost one of the layers to the outermost layer of the layers The progressive incision causes any load applied to the innermost of the layers as the glove is dispensed to be transmitted laterally outward to the outermost of the layers. 21. A glove dispenser comprising: a carton container, as described in any of the preceding claims, and having a plurality of gloves retained within the interior volume of the container, wherein: Before the cover is removable, the cuff of the first glove to be dispensed extends through the dispensing aperture and is placed in the gap between the removable cover proximate the dispensing aperture; and the hands# They are folded over each other for the cuff to be first dispensed through the dispensing aperture such that the removal of the cover, the glove cuffs are first pulled out of the dispensing aperture, causing the lower cuff to be dispensed to extend through the dispensing aperture. 22. The glove dispenser of claim 21, wherein the 146095.doc 201036883 cuff of the first glove to be dispensed is adhered to the removable cover such that the cuff of the first glove is pulled when the cover is removed Leaving the container. 23. The glove dispenser of claim 21 or claim 22, wherein the gloves held in the interior volume of the container are folded into each other in a glove stack, wherein the thumb of each glove is positioned on the same side of the stack. The glove dispenser of any one of clauses 21 to 23, wherein the gloves are for use in a medical or clinical setting. 〇〇 25. A glove dispensing system for first applying a glove cuff, comprising a glove dispenser as in any one of the items 21 to 24 and a holder mounted to the vertically extending bracket. The container is configured to receive and retain the dispensing aperture such that the dispensed aperture can be freely dispensed after the cover is removed and oriented with a 1 dispensing aperture face down such that in use the solids are mounted to the bracket The cuff of the glove to be dispensed is suspended by the dispensing aperture and away from the container. 26. The glove dispensing system of claim 25, wherein the holder comprises - a mounting bracket and - a bracket on opposite lateral sides of the bracket, the brackets extend away from the bracket surface ' and the container is Retaining in the brackets: each of the brackets has a vertically extending member extending from the bracket, the vertically extending members laterally positioning the container; each of the vertically extending members having a horizontally extending member at a lower end thereof, The horizontally extending members vertically position the container; the horizontally extending members are separated by a gap such that the brackets do not interfere with the dispensing of the glove from the dispensing aperture. I46095.doc 201036883 2 7 . The glove dispensing system of claim 2, wherein each of the vertically extending members has a vertically extending side section and a vertically extending holding section, the side section being in the bracket and the holding section The extension is such that the lateral positioning of the container is provided by the cooperation of the sigmoids between the retaining segments and the bracket and the cooperation of the container between the two side sections. The glove dispensing system of any one of claims 25 to 27, wherein the pair of brackets are configured to receive the container from above. 146095.doc 6·