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Antistatic cleanroom chair with conductive vinyl upholstery, gas spring height adjustment, and conductive casters.
The KTK CRC-84 Cleanroom Chair is engineered to meet stringent antistatic requirements essential for biotechnology, molecular diagnostics, and cleanroom environments. Featuring conductive vinyl leather upholstery with a urethane cushion layered over dust-proof fabric, this chair supports contamination control and electrostatic discharge (ESD) safety critical in bioprocessing and synthetic biology laboratories. The chair’s chrome-plated backrest and legs ensure corrosion resistance and durability. A gas spring height adjustment offers a smooth 160mm stroke, accommodating ergonomic seating positions from 465mm to 615mm seat height, vital for precision tasks in clinical diagnostics or molecular cloning workflows. The equipped conductive double-wheel casters maintain floor conductivity, preventing static buildup on cleanroom surfaces. Rated for electrical resistance between 1.0×10^5 to 1.0×10^8 ohms, the chair is compliant with ESD control standards, making it well-suited for biomanufacturing and biomedical engineering applications. Measuring 490×490 mm footprint and weighing 8.0 kg, it balances compactness with stability. This used cleanroom chair is sold as-is; users should verify performance aligns with application-specific requirements. It is a practical seating solution widely used in controlled environment laboratories engaging in fluorescence analysis, live-cell imaging, and gene editing research.
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Last updated 19 October 2026
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