Work chairs

Footrests

Footrests for workplaces where the feet no longer rest securely on the floor once the seat height is set correctly: 29 models from Bosch Rexroth, Treston, meychair, Bedrunka+Hirth, Bimos, Reeco, Warmbier and Throna. 19 of them are available in an ESD version for the EPA. Prices range from EUR 47 to EUR 641 net.

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  1. Footrest with gas-spring height adjustment 100-340 mm, tilt 8-25°, with glider - Bimos 9455-217
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Buying guide

How to choose Footrests

What matters when choosing: properties, comparison and typical applications.

Selection criteria for footrests

Freestanding or mounted

Freestanding footrests from Treston or Bedrunka+Hirth can be used at any workplace. The Bosch Rexroth footrests attach to profiles with a 10 mm slot, Reeco mounts on the crossbar of the workstation.

Bosch Rexroth footrests

Height and tilt

The adjustable models cover heights from 65 to 410 mm. A tilting footplate, 8 to 25 degrees on Bimos models, keeps the ankle in a relaxed position.

Bimos footrests

Platform

Plastic (5 models) is easy to clean, wood (2 models) suits dry environments.

Models with plastic platform

Model comparison

SeriesBrandHeightDesignESDPrice from (net)
individual modelsTreston-freestanding, W x D 550 x 350 mm5 of 5from EUR 178
individual modelsBosch Rexroth-footrest 900 x 530 mm, 10 mm slot4 of 5from EUR 410
individual modelsmeychair110 to 320 mmsteel frame, also with gas spring1 of 4from EUR 145
individual modelsBedrunka+Hirth110 to 320 mminclined, freestanding1 of 4from EUR 80
individual modelsBimos65 to 410 mmtilting footplate, glides1 of 3from EUR 226
PremiumReeco-on Premium crossbar3 of 3from EUR 169
EconomicBosch Rexroth-footrest 900 x 400 mm, configurable1 of 2from EUR 105
individual modelsWarmbier-adjustable, with grounding cable2 of 2from EUR 175
individual modelsThrona-round, 460 mm diameter1 of 1from EUR 47

Footrests in the EPA

Anyone standing on a footrest has no contact with the dissipative floor. The charge must then drain through the footrest: from the person through the footwear into the conductive platform and from there via the floor or a grounding cable to the ground point. Chairs are tested to DIN EN 61340-5-1 with a resistance from seat surface to ground point below 1 x 1010 ohms, and the footrest is part of the workstation check.

The floor is a prerequisite - freestanding ESD footrests only dissipate via a conductive floor or floor mat.
Grounding cable - models such as Warmbier 1740.FS connect directly to the ground point.

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Typical applications

The footrests are mainly used at ESD assembly stations (20 models) and industrial workplaces (14), as well as at office and laboratory workplaces.