How does the anti-static work chair lift?
Many people prefer to use a liftable chair because the height can be adjusted freely. The reason why the anti-static chair rises and falls is because it has a component called a lifting air rod.
How does the anti-static chair lift?
The lifting gas rod is explosion-proof and safe, so it is safe to use. The anti-static chair only adds anti-static performance to the ordinary chair, and its lifting principle is the same as that of other anti-static chairs.
There are generally two principles of anti-static chairs, pneumatic lifting and spiral lifting.
Pneumatic lifting requires a person to sit on the stool and at the same time lift a joystick under the stool to use the weight of the body to lower the stool. In the same way, press down on the joystick and the stool will rise.
The spiral lift takes a clockwise method. Generally speaking, the stool rotates clockwise to lower and counterclockwise to raise.
What needs to be reminded here is that pneumatic lifting is a new type of method. The principle is that a cylinder is installed under the surface of the stool, and the lifting of the stool is controlled by the up and down movement of the cylinder's piston rod. The gas pressure rod is filled with nitrogen. Generally, the purity of the gas is lower than 90%, which may cause safety hazards. If the pressure rod is not tightly sealed, it is easy to cause gas to burst. In addition, the material of the pressure rod itself is also critical, and it may be possible to use unqualified materials. Cause an explosion.