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A blue metal bracket holds a 130-count hand-cleaning towels bucket
The GOJO 6201-01 is a blue metal bracket designed to hold a 130 count bucket of hand cleaning towels. It mounts securely for use with manufacturer number 6298. This accessory keeps towels accessible at a job site or workshop station. It suits crews who need a fixed dispensing point for heavy duty wipes.
This bracket has no moving parts, electronics or power requirements. It produces no heat and makes no sound during normal use. There is no electrical draw to consider when installing it. The metal construction simply supports the bucket weight without any operating constraints.
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Mount the metal bracket to a wall using suitable hardware, then slide the compatible 6298 bucket into the bracket until it locks securely in place.
Wipe the blue metal surface with a damp cloth to remove grime; inspect mounting screws periodically and tighten them if the bracket shifts under the bucket's weight.
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