Ergonomic features of Seating Inc. chairs and Mechanisms

Ergonomic Chair Features
	Properly contoured cushions with slightly raised sides & back edges, aligns the pelvic region and helps the user to sit centered in the chair, providing maximum comfort & support. The built-in lumbar support provides relief and support to the back.	Waterfall Front edge on the seat, eliminates the upward pressure against the back of the thigh, thus improving circulation.
Ergonomic Mechanism Features
	Seat Height Raising or lowering the seat height to allow your feet to rest flat on the floor will remove pressure under the thigh preventing the restriction of blood flow.	Center Tilt Movement The chair tilts from a point in the center of the seat allowing you to push with your feet and rock gently encouraging movement & enhancing blood flow.
	Back Height Raise or lower the back height to position the lumbar support properly for your body to attain maximum comfort and back support.	Knee Tilt Movement The chair tilts from a point in the front of the seat keeping your feet on the ground to maintain stability. Any change of your weight causes a gentle tilting movement & enhances blood flow.
	Infinite Locking Back Angle Adjust the back angle to find the best angle for your torso, in relation to your thighs, to reduce disk pressure and relax your back muscles.	Synchro Tilt Movement The back reclines at a faster rate than the seat, changing the angle between the torso & thigh, providing greater comfort and encouraging dynamic body movement.
	Infinite Locking Seat Angle Allows the user to position the seat in a way that creates the least pressure to their joints & pressure points. Helps to reduce disk pressure for forward leaning tasks.	Forward Tilt Seat and backrest tilt forward to eliminate hip constriction in forward leaning tasks.
	Tilt Resistance Tilting tension can be increased or decreased based on the users weight. Allows you to rock comfortably & easily without heavy pushing encouraging gentle movement.	Seat Depth Adjust the seat to accommodate the length of your thigh. Keeps your back in contact with the back cushion & lumbar support, without putting pressure behind your knees.
	Tilting & Tilt Lockout Allows you to “free float” or lock your chair in a comfortable & supportive tilt position that suits your working posture.	Arm Height Raising or lowering the arm height to support your forearms properly reduces muscular effort in the neck and shoulders.
	Width Adjustable Arm Brackets Allow you to match the arm rests to the width of your shoulders so that your forearms are properly supported reducing muscular stress on your neck and shoulders.	Arm Rotation Rotate the arm pads to an angle that is the most natural & comfortable for you and suited to your task. Reduce stress on your neck & shoulders.