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Ergonomic KTK LC-60R lab chair with conductive polyurethane seat, vinyl leather backrest, and adjustable height.
The KTK LC-60R laboratory chair is engineered for ergonomic comfort and static dissipation, ideal for laboratories requiring electrostatic discharge (ESD) protection. Featuring a conductive molded urethane foam seat pad and a conductive vinyl leather backrest, this chair is designed to minimize static buildup during sensitive bioprocessing, molecular diagnostics, or synthetic biology workflows. The chair includes nylon double-wheel conductive casters (φ50mm) for smooth and safe mobility across lab floors.
Key ergonomic features include a 160mm stroke gas spring seat height adjustment and a seat tilt adjustment range of -5° forward to +7° backward, allowing customization for various tasks such as microscopy, cell imaging, and molecular cloning procedures. The seat dimensions of 385 x 360 mm and adjustable height range between 465 to 615 mm accommodate various user needs.
With overall dimensions of 455 mm width, 475 mm depth, and height adjustable from 690 to 840 mm, and a weight of 11.3 kg, the chair is compact yet sturdy. This used laboratory chair is sold as-is; users should verify current functionality for critical applications in clinical diagnostics and biomanufacturing environments. The KTK LC-60R chair is a practical solution for labs that require reliable ESD-controlled seating to support biotechnology research and clinical workflows.
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Last updated 19 October 2026
