Stools and Chairs

Laboratory stools are specially designed stools used in laboratory environments and usually have certain features. Here are the general features of laboratory stools:

1. Durability: Laboratory stools are generally made of durable materials. These materials are usually stainless steel, wood, plastic or metal alloys. Their durability is important in terms of being resistant to frequent use and various chemicals.

2. Height Adjustability: Laboratory stools should generally be adjustable in height. This provides ergonomic working environments for different users and ensures compatibility with desk height.

3. Ergonomics: Laboratory stools should be ergonomically designed considering long-term use. Stools with back support, a comfortable seating surface and appropriately shaped legs are preferred.

4. Resistance to Chemicals: Laboratory stools must be resistant to chemicals commonly used in the laboratory environment. This ensures that the stool has a long life and does not get damaged when it comes into contact with chemicals.

5. Cleanability: Laboratory stools should be easily cleanable. In laboratory environments where hygiene is important, stools need to be easily cleaned and disinfected.

6. Mobility: Some laboratory stools may have wheels or swivel. This increases the mobility of laboratory workers and allows them to easily move the stool when necessary.

7. Static Electricity Prevention: It is important that stools prevent the accumulation of static electricity, especially in laboratories where electronic devices are located. Therefore, laboratory stools may be specially designed to prevent the buildup of static electricity.

8. Eco-Friendly Materials: Some laboratory stools may be made of environmentally friendly materials. This is an important feature for laboratories designed in accordance with sustainability principles.

Laboratory stools may vary depending on the needs and intended use of a particular laboratory environment. These features are generally what laboratory stools can have, but the needs of each laboratory may be different and therefore the stools can be customized accordingly.