PU Adjustable Leather Antistatic ESD Laboratory Chair Lab Stools with Wheels for Workstation

Ergonomics in the lab is just as important as in the office, the factory or any other facility. It is the main contributor to your efficiency, attitude to work, health, concentration and posture. A high quality, comfortable and well-designed lab stool is extremely important when considering your lab furnishings. Potential injury from ergonomics is underestimated, as serious muscular and skeletal injury can be the result of bad posture and static working positions.

To easily achieve a good sitting posture:

• Push yourself into the back of the chair to sit as far back on the chair as possible
• Completely relax your body and slouch
• Sit as straight as possible and accentuate the curvature of your back
• Relax your position slightly so you are upright but comfortable
• This sitting position will minimize back strain.

Since lab benches are one of the most used lab furniture, it's essential that they support proper body posture to prevent injury. Without the right ergonomic design, your staff is more prone to experiencing back pain and that could result in less productivity.

The most important function of a chair or stool is to facilitate good posture and the correct seat height in the work environment for prolonged periods. Posture can change minute to minute, therefore a chair or stool that can adapt to postural changes is important to aid dynamic sitting and promote proper posture to minimise the risk of back strain.

Height: Lab chairs are available in different height ranges (hood, medium, or high bench) with 360-degree pneumatic adjustment. Office chairs are generally designed for standard desk heights only.

Backrest: Lab chairs feature vertically and horizontally adjustable backrests to prevent slouching during tasks like pipetting. Office chairs offer basic support not optimized for lab micromanipulation.

Arm Rest: Lab chairs offer innovative 6-way adjustable armrests to avoid impeding specific laboratory tasks.

Footrings: Highly beneficial for lab professionals working on high benches to sustain circulation; a feature often missing in office chairs.

Seat Tilt: Critical for users who must lean forward over equipment or samples. Office chairs rarely possess specialized tilt mechanisms for such tasks.