Score Ergo 2308 - cleanroom chair - ESD
The Score Ergo 2308 cleanroom chair with adjustable footrest is an ergonomically designed chair for use in ESD and cleanroom environments ISO class 9 to 5.
The Score Ergo 2308 - cleanroom chair with adjustable footrest is the optimal choice for working at height in a controlled environment. Thanks to the adjustment range of 60 to 85 centimetres, this chair is extremely suitable for worktops of 90 to 115 cm, where the integrated footrest provides stable and comfortable leg support.
High-quality ergonomics for high workstations
The Score Ergo 2308 - cleanroom chair is designed to provide maximum support during prolonged work. The independently adjustable backrest and seat angle allow for precise ergonomic adjustment. The robust design is upholstered in high-quality black artificial leather that meets strict cleanroom standards and is fully ESD-safe to protect your processes against static discharge.
| Brand | Score medi |
|---|---|
| Seat height | 60 - 85 cm |
| Suitable worktop height | 90 - 115 cm |
| Upholstery material | ESD artificial leather |
| Colour | Black |
| ISO class | 9 to 5 |
| Features | Adjustable footrest, ESD safe |
| Seat angle | Fixed seat angle or Adjustable seat angle |
| Optional accessories | Adjustable seat angle, ESD armrests |
Maintenance and cleaning
To clean the seat of the Score Ergo 2308 - cleanroom chair, you should only use demineralised water on a dry cleanroom cloth. Applying Isopropyl alcohol (IPA) to the upholstery is not permitted, as this leads to dehydration and potential particle release. For a complete overview of all technical specifications and accessories, please consult the attached datasheet.
In addition to this model with footrest, we also offer the Score Ergo 2302, which offers a similar height but is designed without a fixed footrest. For lower working heights, the 2300 and 2301 models are available.
Do you have specific questions about this chair or other cleanroom furnishings? Our product specialists are ready to advise you.
