Ergonomic WorkSeats

• The backrest is of swing design and offers a permanent and adjustable backrest pressure. Consequently, it follows the movement of the upper body and can be adjusted depending on the weight. The spinal column is supported effectively and the ergonomically favorable “dynamic sitting” is achieved.
• Anatomic seat design with ergonomically rounded front edge provides optimal pressure distribution and seat angle adjustment from – 4 to +10 degrees.
• Smooth height adjustment with the aid of safety gas pressure spring cylinder.
• Robust modular construction and a wide variety of optional accessories accommodate any industrial environment.
• Improved worker comfort and productivity.
• Stable metal five-star base of aluminum die-cast with load dependant braking castors, glides or disk base. 

Triple Support

Forward position
Characteristic features:
• The back is bowed or, in a stiff sitting position, pushed forward
• The center of gravity of the upper body is in front of the ilia
• With the thighs held virtually horizontal, the hip angle, i.e. the sitting angle, is smaller than 90°
• The pressure within the abdominal area is raised
– Negative influence on the blood-flow return through the abdominal area
– The muscles become statically flexed
If they are not straightened within a short period of time, the upper body searches support through the arms which are on the work surface (the center of balance returns to achieve a relative relaxing of the muscles).
In the forward sitting position, the shoulder/neck muscles have more strain as opposed to the middle or rear positions.

Straight position
Characteristic features:
• The center of gravity lies in the area of the ilia
• In general, this is a statically balanced sitting position. The curve of the spine from lumbar to neck is relatively small, and the muscles can relax.  Breathing is deepened (= Asian relaxing position)
In every form of work, bodily movement is necessary which impairs the center of balance.  In order to retrieve the center of balance, the muscles must be put under tension.  These are the reasons why the middle sitting position is not of much importance when discussing working positions.

Rear position
Characteristic features:
• Without a backrest, the pelvis is twisted back on the seating area
• Open hip angle (related to the pelvic position), i.e. it is greater than 90°C
• Depending on the position of the sacrum, there are differences in the curve of the spine
The stronger the curve of the dorsal vertebra, the more adjustment must be made through the neck. "Stretching" of the spine is possible, but only with a lumbar support (back muscles are relaxed).