Cleanroom chair - ESD - height 42/85 cm
These ESD cleanroom chairs are suitable for cleanrooms of ISO class 9 to 6 and are characterised by comfort and the many ergonomic adjustment options. The height is infinitely adjustable between 42 and 57 cm.
The Cleanroom chair - ESD - height 42/85 cm offers a safe and ergonomic workplace in environments where electrostatic discharge must be controlled. The chair combines a robust construction with a high backrest for optimal support during long-term work in the cleanroom.
ESD safety and material usage
The upholstery of PVC and PES-woven fabric is not only wear-resistant and easy to clean, but also contributes to the ESD properties of the chair. To guarantee safety in high working positions, the chair is fitted as standard with ESD glides above a seat height of 50 cm. The design is focused on minimising particle emission and maximising user comfort.
| Brand | Throna |
|---|---|
| Upholstery material | ECR7 (89% PVC / 11% PES/woven fabric) |
| Colour | Black |
| Seat width | 48 cm |
| Backrest height | 47 cm |
| Seat height range | 42 - 85 cm |
| Backrest height adjustment | 42 48 cm |
| ISO class | 9 to 6 |
| Mechanism types | PC (Permanent contact) / AS3 (A-Synchron 3) / SS (Synchron soft) / ST (Tension soft) |
| Options | ESD height-adjustable armrest, ESD castors, ESD foot ring Ø 46 cm, Gas lift with seal against oil leakage. |
Advanced adjustment options
With seven different variants and various mechanism options, such as Permanent Contact or Synchron Soft, the chair can be precisely tailored to the physical needs of the user and the nature of the work. For more details on the specific mechanisms and accessories, please refer to the accompanying datasheet.In addition to these ESD chairs, we offer a wide range of ESD-safe cleanroom furniture and accessories to fully equip your controlled environment.Do you have questions about the ESD specifications or would you like help choosing the right variant? Please feel free to contact our product specialists for targeted advice.
