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LAN
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The LAN series is a collection of chairs and stools adapted for use in workstations requiring high mobility or in harsh environments.
Features vary depending on the model. It offers an upholstered seat (LAN10), a seat and backrest in high-density injected polyurethane (LAN 20 and LAN30), or a plastic seat with the option of upholstery (LAN40).
Option to add a footrest ring in chrome-plated steel and polyamide, easily height-adjustable using a lever mechanism. Five-star swivel base made of fiberglass-reinforced polyamide and a steel ring.
LAN
10
Work stool with upholstered seat over polyurethane foam. Height adjustment via pneumatic column is activated by a 360° accessible ring. The stool is delivered with glides.
LAN
20
Swivel seat in high-density polyurethane, with height adjustment via pneumatic column. The stool is delivered with glides.
LAN
30
Seat and backrest in high-density polyurethane. Backrest tilt via mechanism with locking in any position. Backrest height adjustment via adjustable knob.
LAN 40
Fiberglass-reinforced polyamide structure. Features height adjustment via pneumatic column.
Offered in two versions:
- Highly resistant polypropylene seat and backrest, easy to clean and ideal for demanding environments such as laboratories or workshops. This version is available in 3 colors: black, grey, and blue.
- Padded and upholstered seat and/or backrest with technical fabric for greater comfort during prolonged use.
BLACK
GREY
BLUE
UPHOLSTERED
LAN 4O-ESD
The LAN 40 – ESD chair allows working in areas protected against electrostatic discharges, complying with the EN 61340 5-1 standard without compromising its ergonomic excellence. It incorporates specific components to discharge the accumulation of electrical charges to the ground from the backrest and the seat.
In the backrest, its high-conductivity upholstery distributes charges and transmits them to the mechanism through stainless steel electrodes, cables, and lock washers. In the seat, charges are guided via electrodes toward a stainless steel collector. Finally, the mechanism routes the electricity through a special pneumatic column to the aluminum base and to the ground via five antistatic glides or castors.
