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Brown laboratory stool with 34cm seat diameter, adjustable height 42–54cm, 7cm thick seat cushion
This laboratory stool, model 5325, features a brown color with a seat diameter of 34 cm and a seat thickness of 7 cm for user comfort. The stool height is adjustable from 42 cm up to a maximum of 54 cm, making it suitable for various laboratory bench heights. Designed for general laboratory seating requirements, it is ideal for biotechnology labs focusing on bioprocessing or molecular diagnostics where ergonomic, height-adjustable seating supports technician efficiency. The stool is *used* and sold *as-is*, with possible deviations from original performance; recommended for laboratory environments where functional seating is needed but original condition is not critical. Suited for biotechnology professionals in cellular imaging or biomanufacturing facilities requiring adjustable, durable laboratory seating solutions.
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Last updated 19 October 2026