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Medical chairs and stools

Medical chairs, doctor's stools and saddle stools for treatment rooms, practice labs and assistant workstations: 32 models from meychair and Bimos, 25 of them stools. Seat heights range from 460 to 900 mm, upholstery is artificial leather or PU foam.

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Saddle seatOpen hip angle when leaning forward over the patient.19 models No backrestStools for short sitting phases and frequent movement.23 models Artificial leatherClosed surface, can be wiped clean.20 models PU foamSeam-free seat without upholstery joints.11 models Seat tiltA forward-tilting seat relieves the back.17 models GlidesThe stool stays in place at the treatment station.12 models

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How to choose Medical chairs and stools

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

Selection criteria for medical chairs

Seat height and work height

The models cover 460 to 900 mm. High Workster chairs with 580 to 830 mm come with a foot ring, footrest or climbing aid.

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Base

13 models on castors for moving between couch and instrument tray, 12 on glides for a fixed position.

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Seat shape and mechanism

19 models have a saddle seat, 17 a seat tilt adjustment. The Bimos saddle stools offer 3D seat dynamics.

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Upholstery

Artificial leather (20 models) and PU foam (11) have closed surfaces and can be cleaned with a damp cloth.

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ESD

Medical chairs are not dissipative. Separate models are available for electrostatic protected areas.

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Series comparison

Series	Brand	Seat height	Base	Upholstery/mechanism	ESD	Price from (net)
Assistent	meychair	460 to 890 mm	Glides, castors	Artificial leather, PU foam, seat tilt	no	from 130 EUR
Workster	meychair	460 to 830 mm	n/a	PU foam, seat tilt	no	from 291 EUR
Saddle stools	Bimos	540 to 800 mm	Castors	Artificial leather, 3D seat dynamics	no	from 307 EUR
Futura	meychair	670 to 900 mm	Castors	PU foam	no	from 203 EUR

Typical applications

Medical and dental practices, physiotherapy, practice and clinical laboratories, assistant workstations and examination rooms. Saddle stools support forward-leaning work directly at the patient, high medical chairs with foot ring suit raised work surfaces, and the Futura sit-stand stool fits workstations where staff mainly stand.

Frequently asked questions about medical chairs

Which upholstery suits a medical practice?: Artificial leather and PU foam with a closed surface, both can be wiped clean. 20 models are available in artificial leather, 11 in PU foam.
When does a saddle stool make sense?: For forward-leaning work at the patient. The saddle seat opens the hip angle and keeps the pelvis upright. 19 models have a saddle seat.
Which seat heights are available?: From 460 to 900 mm. For high work surfaces there are medical chairs with 580 to 830 mm and a foot ring, footrest or climbing aid.
How much do medical chairs cost?: Between 130 and 488 EUR net, depending on series and equipment.

What are MediChair ergonomic saddle stools and what industrial applications require them?

MediChair ergonomic saddle stools are specialized seating solutions designed for medical facilities, laboratories, clean rooms, and industrial workstations where precise positioning and hygiene are critical. The Sattelhocker Assistent models feature saddle-shaped seats that promote natural spinal alignment and reduce lower back strain during extended work periods. These chairs are specifically engineered for applications requiring frequent position changes, such as microscopy work, dental procedures, laboratory analysis, and precision assembly tasks where traditional office chairs would compromise ergonomic positioning or contamination control protocols.

What are the key technical selection criteria for MediChair saddle stools with specific measurements?

MediChair saddle stool selection depends on height adjustment range, with models like the A4R-MED-TR-KL2-FG offering foot-controlled pneumatic adjustment typically ranging 11-38 cm for precise positioning without hand contact. Material selection between PU polyurethane and KL2 artificial leather determines chemical resistance and cleanability requirements. The A1R Allround models provide broader base stability for general laboratory use, while A4R Assistent variants offer enhanced mobility with swivel mechanisms. Footrest integration varies by model, with some featuring fixed rings and others offering retractable foot controls for contamination-sensitive environments.

Which international standards and certifications apply to MediChair medical seating systems?

MediChair saddle stools comply with DIN EN 1335 ergonomic office seating standards for postural support and mechanical safety requirements. Medical and laboratory variants meet ISO 14155 clinical investigation standards and ISO 13485 medical device quality management requirements where applicable. The artificial leather upholstery materials conform to EN 71-3 safety standards for chemical migration limits and REACH regulation compliance for workplace chemical exposure. ESD-compatible models when specified meet IEC 61340-5-1 electrostatic discharge protection standards with surface resistance measurements between 10^6 and 10^9 ohms for electronics manufacturing environments.

What are the main differences between MediChair Sattelhocker Standard and foot-controlled variants?

MediChair Sattelhocker Standard models like the A4R-MED-HR-PU-FR5 feature manual height adjustment mechanisms suitable for single-user applications, while foot-controlled variants such as the A4R-MED-TR-KL2-FG enable hands-free height changes during sterile procedures. The foot-controlled models incorporate pneumatic cylinders operated by foot pedals, eliminating hand contact with adjustment mechanisms during critical work phases. Standard models typically cost 15-20% less but require manual lever operation, making them ideal for dedicated workstations, whereas foot-controlled versions are preferred in medical environments where maintaining sterile hand positioning is essential throughout the work cycle.

What installation requirements and workspace compatibility factors apply to MediChair systems?

MediChair saddle stools require minimum workspace clearance of 1.2 meters diameter for full swivel operation and safe ingress-egress during height adjustment cycles. The five-star base design with standard 11mm gas cylinder mounting accepts replacement cartridges meeting DIN 4550 specifications for load capacity up to 120kg. Floor surfaces must provide adequate stability for caster wheels, with hard flooring requiring polyurethane wheels and carpet installations using hard plastic varieties. Installation involves inserting the gas cylinder into the base mechanism and mounting the seat assembly, with initial height calibration recommended at 60-65cm for average user anthropometric requirements.

What safety ratings and operating environmental limits apply to MediChair medical seating?

MediChair saddle stools maintain operational safety within temperature ranges of -5°C to +40°C with relative humidity up to 80% non-condensing for standard laboratory environments. The gas cylinder mechanisms are rated for 100,000 adjustment cycles under normal loading conditions with safety factors meeting DIN EN 1335-2 stability requirements. Artificial leather surfaces resist common laboratory chemicals including isopropanol, ethanol, and mild detergents while maintaining structural integrity. Load capacity specifications typically range from 100-120kg depending on model variant, with the five-star base providing stability margins exceeding 150% of rated capacity during dynamic loading conditions.

What maintenance schedule and service life expectations apply to MediChair ergonomic seating systems?

MediChair saddle stools require quarterly inspection of gas cylinder operation, caster wheel rotation, and upholstery condition for optimal performance in medical environments. The pneumatic height adjustment mechanism should undergo annual lubrication service with food-grade lubricants suitable for cleanroom applications, while caster wheels require replacement every 18-24 months under continuous use conditions. Expected service life ranges 8-12 years for gas cylinders and 5-7 years for upholstery materials depending on chemical exposure frequency. Daily cleaning protocols using hospital-grade disinfectants help maintain material integrity, with deep cleaning recommended monthly using pH-neutral solutions to prevent premature degradation of synthetic leather surfaces.