In short
SecuBox Maxi 12 is a wall-mounted ABS storage unit with 12 fixed positions for 12 pairs of safety glasses — in a single compact 236 × 315 × 200 mm module. Two front variants: blue (SKU 4902100, 159 EUR net) and transparent (SKU 4902200, 173 EUR net). Each pair in its own slot — no swapping, no scratching, no loss. Two typical MedicLine scenarios: (1) glasses for visitors — guests, consulting physicians, service engineers entering the operating theatre or laboratory; (2) prescription glasses for staff — 12 named positions for a 12-person shift. Manufactured by GEBRA GmbH (Germany), compliant with EU Directive 2010/32. See the product and price →
Three accreditation audit inspectors, the OR manager, two consulting surgeons and a medical device supplier rep — a total of 7 people entering a zone requiring eye protection. Without a system: a plastic basket with 8 pairs, one scratched, two with chips, one missing temples. Three minutes spent figuring out who had which and whether they had even been disinfected. With SecuBox Maxi 12: 12 numbered positions, each with a name label for the visitor — "Inspector 1", "Inspector 2", "Cardiac surgery consultant" — glasses labelled, disinfected, in intact condition. Time for 7 people to enter: 90 seconds. The auditor doesn't ask about the eye-protection status — one glance at the unit is enough.
Safety glasses are the PPE item most often missing the moment it is needed — and the one whose absence is hardest to explain to an auditor. In a hospital, laboratory, production hall or sterile compounding pharmacy, the storage procedure must have one physical location, otherwise glasses migrate through drawers, hooks, coat pockets and end up scratched, fogged or simply lost. This article is for the person in your facility — BHP coordinator, quality lead, medical director — who has to answer the auditor's question "where are the glasses?" with a single gesture pointing at the wall. SecuBox Maxi 12 is not a convenience, it is an operational standard in that position.
SecuBox Maxi 12 — product demonstration video
Full presentation: 12 fixed positions, name labels, wall mounting, visual content check in the transparent variant.
Two front colours, one system
Blue front — classic version
Solid blue ABS front, "Use eye protection" mandatory sign visible from a distance, classic OHS identification. Use where the unit is part of a permanent wall installation and content access does not require visual control from the outside.
Transparent front — with visual control
Transparent ABS front — instant visual check of the content without opening the unit. Use where infection-control or audit teams need to verify in seconds whether all 12 pairs are present, their condition, and whether labels are up to date.
Colour choice by sector — in operating theatres, IVF labs and sterile compounding pharmacies the default is transparent (infection-control / GMP audit requires visual check). In production halls, clinic corridors and reception zones — blue, because it works as a visual marker of an OHS zone. The product page has current B2B prices for both variants and the full specification table.
Technical specification
| SecuBox Maxi 12 — technical data | |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | GEBRA GmbH, Germany — German design, distributed by MedicLine.PL |
| Dimensions (H × W × D) | 236 × 315 × 200 mm |
| Capacity | 6 litres — 12 fixed positions for glasses |
| Weight | ~1 100 g (blue ~920 g, transparent ~950 g) |
| Material | ABS — resistant to disinfectants (alcohol, QAC, low-concentration chlorine) |
| Colour variants | Blue (SKU 4902100) or transparent (SKU 4902200) |
| Mounting | Wall-mounted — anchors and screws included, ~10 min install time |
| In the box | Unit, documentation, mandatory "Use eye protection" sign (ISO 7010 M004), set of name labels |
| Compliance | EU Directive 2010/32 (sharps injuries prevention), ISO 13485 (medical facilities), HACCP / GMP (industry) |
| Net B2B price | 159 EUR (blue) / 173 EUR (transparent). Current price and availability on the product page → |
Two user personas — who actually benefits
Glasses for guests, auditors, consultants
Anyone entering a protected zone only briefly — accreditation inspector, equipment supplier, external consulting physician, pharmaceutical company rep, student, journalist. For them:
- 12 pairs of standard safety glasses (non-individual) of the same size / protection level
- Replaceable labels: "Guest 1", "Guest 2", "Auditor", "Consultant" — easy reset after each visit
- Transparent variant preferred: the guest sees from a distance whether positions are free
- After the visit: disinfection wipe + return to position. No risk of loss — glasses are in the unit, not in the guest's pocket
12 pairs of prescription glasses for the shift
Laboratory, OR, production-hall staff — each with their own prescription safety glasses (with dioptres). For them:
- 12 numbered positions, one per person — no swap risk between Anna's and John's glasses
- Name labels: first name + surname + optional employee number
- Blue variant equally effective — front-face labels are enough to identify
- The employee enters, picks up THEIR glasses (not the first ones at hand), puts them on, walks to the workstation. Time: 5 seconds. No "who took mine?" period
Why this is a "must-have", not a "nice-to-have"
Six reasons why in 2026 the SecuBox Maxi 12 is an operational standard, not an optional add-on:
- Accreditation audit. A JCI, ISO 13485, ISO 15189 or GMP auditor always asks where PPE is stored. Fixed positions with name labels are the standard answer, a plastic basket gets a remark in the report.
- EU Directive 2010/32. Requires prevention of staff exposure to sharps and biological agents. Safety glasses are part of that system — and must be actually available, not theoretically.
- Cost of individual prescription OHS glasses is 250–142 EUR net. SecuBox Maxi 12 (159 EUR net) pays back the moment it saves one pair from being scratched.
- Lost time. On average 2–4 minutes per person per day spent looking for glasses = 25 minutes per 12-person shift. SecuBox eliminates 100% of that time.
- Hygiene. Glasses migrating through drawers and pockets contaminate the employee's hands 8–12 times a day. Fixed position + post-use disinfection = chain broken.
- Image in front of the guest. Auditor / investor / inspector sees the first 30 seconds upon entry. A unit with 12 name labels makes 100% of the difference in their evaluation of the OHS system.
Decision: necessity, not choice
If your facility employs ≥ 6 people per shift who need eye protection — the question is not whether to buy SecuBox Maxi 12, but which colour variant. In a hospital, IVF lab, sterile compounding pharmacy: transparent. In a hall, clinic, reception zone: blue.
Sectors where Maxi 12 is the absolute standard
8–12 person team, visual-control requirement
Anaesthesiologist, surgeon, assistant, scrub nurse, orderly, embryologist — shift size 8–12. The transparent variant lets the auditor verify content in a second. Cytostatics + IVF require GMP Annex 1 — visual control is a continuous condition, not a weekly one.
Work with bacteria, blood, reagents
BSL-2, immunohistochemistry, biochemistry — prescription OHS glasses for every employee. ISO 15189 inspects the PPE storage location. Maxi 12 + name labels = one point to show the auditor.
GMP Annex 1, Class B / C
Pharmacist + technician + QA controller — shift 6–10. Each works with cytostatics, oncology antibiotics or biological solutions. Prescription OHS glasses with individual dioptres = transparent unit with name labels.
OHS zone, welding / grinding control
12-person shift of welders, grinders, fitters — glasses with specialist filters (UV/IR). The blue front works as a marker of an eye-protection zone. Labels = no theft, no "borrowing the colleague's glasses for a minute".
Numbers worth remembering
What you receive with a B2B order
- SecuBox Maxi 12 unit — in one of two front colours (choice per ward / zone)
- Set of name labels — replaceable, hand-written or printed
- Mandatory sign "Use eye protection" (ISO 7010 M004) — applied to the front
- Mounting kit — wall anchors + screws + drilling template
- Documentation — installation manual, declaration of conformity, GEBRA product datasheet
- Polish-language after-sales support — label replacement, per-sector configuration consultation, advisory on Directive 2010/32