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Durable Kokuyo CK-1715 laboratory stool with 410×505×955 mm dimensions, ideal for lab seating in biotechnology and clinical settings.
The Kokuyo CK-1715 laboratory stool offers ergonomic seating suitable for laboratory environments including biotechnology and clinical diagnostics laboratories. Featuring a compact footprint with dimensions of W410×D505×H955 mm, and a seat height of 740 mm, it supports comfortable posture during bench work and bioprocessing tasks. The seat diameter measures 38 mm, designed for durability and ease of cleaning. This unit is used and sold as-is, meaning it may not retain original factory performance, making it ideal for secondary or non-critical lab areas. Its robust build supports long durations typical for molecular biology workflows and synthetic biology research requiring stable, ergonomic seating solutions.
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Last updated 19 October 2026
