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  • 600 chairs have a Dynamic seat action that cannot be locked
  • 600 is designed to encourage movement whilst seated
  • Helping to protect the user from the conditions associated with a badly adjusted chair and bad posture
  • This Dynamic mechanism is patented by RBM
  • Optional adjustable twin support lumbar pump now available on 615,620 and 630
  • 615,620 and 630 now available with optional shorter depth (-4cm) seat.
  • Totally Dynamic - Active Comfort
    RBM patented operating mechanism
  • Our bodies and moving parts such as muscles
    and joints are at risk of injury when we move
    after having been still for any length of time.
  • The nature of the office workplace today is that
    more and more tasks can be completed without
    leaving your seat.
  • The RBM 600 series is designed to encourage movement whilst
    seated and to ensure that the seat angle automatically
    helps retain the natural ‘S’ shape of the spine
    when the user works or leans forward at their desk
    Fully independent dynamic seat and back
  • General advice to set up and for use of your 600 series RBM chair
  • These chairs can be adjusted in many ways, users must ensure that adjustment knobs and arm wingbolts are tight before use

  • 1 - Set the gas height using the lever on your right - try to have it set slightly high rather than too low.

  • 2 - Turn the larger left hand lever to lock the back rest upright. It is recommended that the back rest is not locked for long periods.
    The seat tilt cannot be locked in order that your posture is helped to retain an ‘S’ shape when working forward at your desk.

  • 3 - Sit forward on the seat to adjust the tilt balance lever which is the smaller rear lever on your left. If you move the lever forward it will take more pressure to tilt the seat.
    This lever adjustment is noticeable to users of 60kg or less in order that the seat tilts easier so if you are small or light then you will most likely prefer the lever set full back. You cannot adjust this part unless you sit at the front of the seat whilst you move the lever.
  • 4 - Loosen the rear knob on the chassis under the rear of the seat pad to slide the back rest horizontally in order to increase or decrease the seated depth +/-50mm. Ideally you should sit with a 30-50mm gap between the front of the seat and the back of your knees. Tighten the knob again before using the chair.
  • 5 - Loosen the knob behind the backrest to slide the back rest vertically in order to position the lumbar area correctly for when you rest back. Preferably do this wearing a thin top rather than a jacket so that you can feel the back pad. Set it so that the most pronounced area goes into the small of you back. Tighten the knob again before using the chair.
  • 6 - Now that the chair is set for your size and shape turn the large knob which is under the front of the seat + or - to increase or decrease the tension on the back tilt.
  • Most people will find that a full - minus position is comfortable and this is the setting that will encourage the most body movement.
  • 7 - Optional (extra cost) - Multi-adjustable armrests 4830 (formerly 4620)
    Multi adjustable armrests adjusts forwards, backwards, up, down & ‘click’ rotates left or right. Also width adjustable.
  • For medical suitability for an existing condition always consult a medically qualified practitioner
  • Recommended maximum user weight 120 kg
  • 5 Year Guarantee in normal office use (see price book)
  • For 24 hour use or multi shift use please ask for details as we have other models suitable for 24 hour use.
  • European Standard EN 1335:2000 -1-2-3 Certified for Dimension, Safety, Strength and Durability - The essence of this test is that the chairs are considered suitable for 90% of the European working population with regards to size adjustments and health and safety. Please ask for full details.

 

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