A tapered floor post with the contact face cut at an angle, so the operator rests a hand on the black dome at a natural wrist angle instead of reaching over a flat top. The top disc carries the warning triangle and the discharge instruction, and the yellow earth cable leaves the base ready for the earth bar. The cone narrows from a wide bolted foot to a slim neck, which keeps the post visually light in a doorway.
Slanted touch top — the contact face is angled towards the user, so the palm sits on the black dome without the wrist having to bend over a horizontal top.
Black contact dome — a single large touch surface set in the coloured top disc; nothing to press, grip or turn.
Orange and blue warning disc — warning triangle and the instruction to release body static are printed on the angled face, right where the hand lands.
Tapered stainless column — the body narrows from the base to the neck, giving a slimmer profile at eye level than a straight tube of the same height.
Earth lead ready at the foot — the yellow cable is already fixed inside the base and coiled there, leaving one connection to the earthing point.
Bolted round base — drilled base plate that sits flat on concrete or steel plate and is fixed with floor bolts.
No power, no electronics — passive post with no battery and no moving parts; the routine is to wipe the dome and check the earth bond.
| Type | Tapered floor post, slanted touch top |
| Contact head | Black dome on an angled top face |
| Top disc | Orange and blue warning disc with printed instruction |
| Body | Polished stainless steel, tapered from base to neck |
| Base | Round base plate with bolt holes |
| Earth lead | Yellow cable, coiled at the base, fixed inside the foot |
| Finish | Polished stainless with coloured top disc |
| Installation | Floor mounted, earth lead run to earthing point |
Entrances to solvent and paint stores, pharmaceutical and electronics production halls, cleanroom change locks, laboratory corridors and loading areas, where the post stands in a walked-through position and the hand has to find the contact without looking down.