Ergonomic seating
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Production Chair
The heavy-duty production chair from Lyon features a 350 lb. capacity to accommodate virtually any body size or type. The self-skinning polyurethane and backs are soft to the touch, extremely tear-resistant and ergonomically contoured for maximum comfort and support. Other features include heavy-duty pneumatic lift with telescoping dust cover; 20 inches to 28 inches seat height adjustment; 5-legged, 25 inches steel base; 20 inches wide seat and 18 inches wide back with tilt adjustment....more
- 07/01/2005
The heavy-duty production chair from Lyon features a 350 lb. capacity to accommodate virtually any body size or type. The self-skinning polyurethane and backs are soft to the touch, extremely tear-resistant and ergonomically contoured for maximum comfort and support. Other features include heavy-duty pneumatic lift with telescoping dust cover; 20 inches to 28 inches seat height adjustment; 5-legged, 25 inches steel base; 20 inches wide seat and 18 inches wide back with tilt adjustment....more
- 07/01/2005
Ergonomic Seating
Designed as an ideal complement to workbenches and workstations, IAC's new ergonomic chairs are built to withstand the punishment of constant, everyday industrial use. IAC chairs are fully adjustable to suit the needs of the user, the workstation and the task. The seating is designed to provide stable body support while enabling the user to maintain a dynamic posture through movement of the chair -- rather than body twisting -- during tasks and activity....more
- 01/01/2005
Designed as an ideal complement to workbenches and workstations, IAC's new ergonomic chairs are built to withstand the punishment of constant, everyday industrial use. IAC chairs are fully adjustable to suit the needs of the user, the workstation and the task. The seating is designed to provide stable body support while enabling the user to maintain a dynamic posture through movement of the chair -- rather than body twisting -- during tasks and activity....more
- 01/01/2005
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