The 5500 Series is BEVCO’S best in ergonomic industrial cleanroom seating for the toughest workplace environment. Made in America, these durable “intensive use” cleanroom chairs offer ergonomic features that improve productivity while reducing worker injury and fatigue.
5500 Series Cleanroom Chair • 12 year warranty • Exceeds ANSI/BIFMA* standards • No tools needed for assembly Important Standard Features – All Models • Effective contamination control with vinyl underwrap • Adjustable 16"W x 10"H x 2" thick back with lumbar support • Large contoured 18"W x 17"D x 2.75" thick seat with waterfall front for improved circulation • 18” diameter adjustable chrome footring to reduce pressure on thighs and promote better circulation • Sturdy five legged reinforced black plastic base with heavy-duty dual wheel casters • Easy-to-use pneumatic seat height adjustment with “lifetime” cylinder guarantee • Contoured back with durable scuff resistant back pan • Made in USA Upholstery • Seamless, heavy-duty vinyl for effective contamination control • Exceeds anti-flammability requirements of California Technical Bulletin 117 • Standard colors are black or blue. For special colors contact Innotech Products Accessories • Ergonomic adjustable armrests with polyurethane arm pads. • Mushroom glides • Customized options available, contact Innotech Products Back & Seat Tilt Options • “00” Model - Fixed - No tilt • “01” Model - 1 Lever - 1 Lever controls both seat and back tilt • “02” Model - 2 Lever - 2 Separate levers control seat and back tilt for maximum ergonomic benefit * ANSI: American National Standards Institute, Inc. BIFMA: Business and Institutional Furniture Manufacturers Association. ANSI/BIFMA standards include safety, durability and structural adequacy evaluations. Need info now? Want to know more about our Sample Program? Call us at 888-270-0458 for product information, availability and quantity pricing. Or simply Contact Innotech Products to let us know your specific requirements. We will promptly respond to your request.
