High Back 620W*600D*1174-1078H Adjustable Height Office Ergonomic Chairs
| Packaging Details | 650*540*610 mm |
| Color | Black |
| Material | Mesh+ Fabric |
| Gas lift | 3 class |
| Tilt mechanism | Lock at 3 positions |
| Castor | Nylon, 60 |
| Base | Nylon |
| Foam | Moded foam |
| Armrest | Nylon T-shape armrest |
Ergonomic Design
Ergonomics is the study of the relationship between people and their bodies and work, the environment, and equipment. An ergonomic office chair that will provide the user with comfort regardless of their weight or sitting position. More importantly, it can provide the function of protecting the spine for the user to sit for a long time, while reducing the pressure on various parts of the body, making the blood circulation smooth, eliminating fatigue and improving work efficiency.
firmness
As an office equipment that is frequently used for a long time, the firmness and durability of the office chair are particularly important. A qualified chair usually lasts 5 to 10 years. After a short period of use, unsatisfactory chairs often have functions such as failure, loose screws, and noise, which will greatly affect the user's work mood and work efficiency.
Air bar function classification
Conventional air pressure rod: the lifting height can be adjusted freely, soft and comfortable rotation and linear motion, its own gas buffer function, and a variety of strokes, making it have a wide range of applications.
Auto-reset air bar: unique direction recovery performance, with two specifications that can be raised and lowered, and easy to automatically reset after application. Buffer air bar: freely adjust the height of use, freely rotate, and use the buffer function of the spring to increase the user's Comfort, suitable for high-end swivel chairs
Two-section air pressure rod: with stronger stability and superior tensile performance, the same length of 50 tubes has a larger stroke and a smaller compression height, suitable for high-end office chairs
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