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FS-8900 Dual Path Floor Stand (STAND ONLY)

FS-8900 Dual Path Floor Stand (STAND ONLY)

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Static Solutions FS-8900 Dual Path Floor Stand (Stand Only) — Heavy-Duty Steel Stand for CT-8900 / CT-8700 Combo Testers + FP-8755 Dual Path Foot Plate (Cable-Management Channel, Powder-Coat Finish)
ESD Entry-Point Accessory Floor Stand Cable Management Heavy-Duty Welded Steel Cleanroom Electronics + General Industry EPAs
Overview

The FS-8900 Dual Path Floor Stand (Stand Only) is a durable, professional mounting solution designed to support a clean, safe, and consistent ESD entry-point workflow. It is intended to be used with the CT-8900, CT-8700, and the FP-8755 Dual Path Foot Plate.

In electronics cleanrooms and other ESD Protected Areas (EPAs), personnel grounding verification is commonly implemented at the point of entry. The FS-8900 helps you deploy a station that is orderly, stable, and easy for operators to use correctly—shift after shift.

Why this stand matters (safety + compliance workflow)
  • Cleaner traffic flow: enables a tester station to be placed where it drives real behavior—including the middle of the room when wall mounting is not ideal.
  • Trip-hazard reduction: an integrated channel helps hide and manage cords and power supplies instead of leaving cables exposed.
  • More consistent testing behavior: a stable, dedicated station makes “test-before-work” easier to enforce across shifts.
  • Professional presentation: organizes the unit, cord, and power supply to keep the work area safe and aesthetically consistent with high-discipline operations.
Typical use cases
  • Electronics manufacturing EPAs (entry points, workcell entrances, re-entry control)
  • Cleanroom electronics environments where ESD control must coexist with contamination discipline
  • Repair benches, labs, test-and-measure stations, and mixed-use industrial areas
  • Facilities standardizing CT-series combo testers across multiple stations or sites
Key specifications (published)
Product type Floor stand (stand only)
Compatibility Designed for use with CT-8900, CT-8700, and FP-8755 Dual Path Foot Plate
Construction Heavy-duty welded steel
Finish Powder coat finish
Cable management Includes channel to hide wires and cords
Footplate Sold separately
Why buy ESD station accessories from SOSCleanroom
  • One-vendor standardization: build the complete entry-point station (tester + footplate + stand + wearables + spares) under controlled SKUs.
  • Program sustainability: stock the consumables that keep stations operational (replacement cords, wrist straps, heel grounders) and reduce downtime.
  • Operational convenience: free shipping is offered on qualifying orders over $1,000 (per site listing) and Auto-Ship is available for recurring consumables.
Recommended pairings
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The Technical Vault
The Overlooked Part of ESD Compliance: A Station That People Will Actually Use
FS-8900 is a “small” accessory that has an outsized impact on entry-point discipline: stability, cable control, and correct station placement.
Product Focus: FS-8900
Category: ESD — Tester/Monitor Accessories
Entry-Point Design Personnel Grounding Verification Safety + Cable Management Cleanroom Electronics + Non-Cleanroom EPAs

ESD programs succeed or fail at the entry point. The controls can be technically correct on paper, but if the station is awkward, cluttered, or creates a bottleneck, operators will eventually skip steps. That is how “silent ESD failures” begin: worn heel grounders, damaged cords, or poor contact that no one notices until defects appear later.

The FS-8900 floor stand is designed to make a combo testing station feel intentional—stable, clean, and positioned where it drives consistent behavior. It is intended for use with CT-series combo testers and the FP-8755 Dual Path Foot Plate.

1) Why “station design” is part of ESD control

Standards-based ESD programs focus on grounding/bonding, personnel grounding, and compliance verification—but operationally, the station must also be safe and easy. A clean, dedicated station increases compliance simply because it reduces friction: fewer cords on the floor, fewer ad-hoc setups, and fewer excuses to bypass testing.

2) What FS-8900 is designed to improve
  • Placement flexibility: designed so the meter can be placed in the middle of the room when wall mounting does not support the true workflow.
  • Cable control: a built-in channel hides wires and cords, reducing clutter and the chance of damage or trip hazards.
  • Durability: heavy-duty welded steel and powder-coat finish support long service life in high-traffic areas.
  • Professional presentation: organizes the unit, cord, and power supply to keep the station safe and visually consistent with disciplined operations.
3) “Dual path” in the real world: reducing misses in footwear grounding

Many EPAs use footwear/grounding systems to control charge during standing work. In practice, operators may wear one heel grounder incorrectly, or only one side maintains consistent contact. A dual-path station layout supports consistent positioning and reinforces correct operator behavior.

FS-8900 is built to be used with the FP-8755 Dual Path Foot Plate and CT-series combo testers. (Footplate is sold separately—plan your station as a complete system.)

4) How to deploy a station that stays effective over time
  1. Pick the correct choke point: EPA entrance, gowning/transition, or workcell entry—wherever you want compliance to be non-optional.
  2. Eliminate clutter: route cords through the stand’s cable channel and keep the station visually “clean.”
  3. Standardize spares: keep replacement coil cords, wrist straps, and heel grounders available so failed checks do not become production delays.
  4. Trend failures: if failures spike, it often signals wear, contamination on contact points, or training drift that should be corrected.
Build the complete station (recommended)
  • CT-8900 — reporting/data logging option for high-accountability programs.
  • CT-8700 — economy option when you want fast pass/fail without the computer interface.
  • FP-8755 Foot Plate — required for a complete floor station; sold separately.
Need help building an entry-point station (tester + footplate + stand + wearables + spares)? Email Sales@SOSsupply.com or call (214)340-8574. SOSCleanroom supports ESD programs in cleanroom electronics, labs, repair benches, and general industrial EPAs. © 2026 SOSCleanroom. All rights reserved.