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Mesh office chair 4108 by Officecom with gas lift height adjustment and 600x600x820-920 mm dimensions
The Officecom 4108 mesh office chair features a gas pressure height adjustment mechanism allowing seat height variability from 40.5 to 50 cm. Constructed with durable materials including steel, plywood, nylon, urethane foam, and polyester, it ensures ergonomic comfort with a breathable mesh backrest. The chair’s dimensions are approximately 600 × 600 × 820–920 mm (W×D×H), suitable for office environments requiring flexible seating. This armrest-free model supports efficient workspace use and is ideal for conventional office and laboratory workstations. Widely used in biotechnology and clinical diagnostics labs, it provides ergonomic seating during extended molecular diagnostics or bioprocessing workflows.
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Last updated 19 October 2026