Nature of tasks and postures

If your activity requires mainly screen work, favor a station with adjustable screen support, correctly positioned keyboard and mouse, and chair offering excellent lumbar support. For precise manual work, opt for a height-adjustable work surface with directional lighting and tool storage areas accessible without twisting or excessive extension. For varied tasks, a modular station allowing quick reconfiguration according to activity will be ideal.

Frequency and duration of use

For intensive and prolonged use, invest in high-quality solutions with multiple adjustment possibilities. The chair must offer excellent support and allow regular micro-movements. For stations shared by several users, choose easily adjustable equipment with possible position memory. In all cases, plan integration of elements favoring regular posture changes.

Size and morphology variations between users require highly adjustable equipment. Adjustment ranges must allow accommodating the 5th and 95th percentile of the population. For people with specific needs (existing back problems, mobility limitations), personalized solutions validated by ergonomists should be considered.

Ambient lighting, noise level and available space directly influence ergonomic station choice. In reduced space, favor compact solutions while retaining all essential adjustment functionalities. In noisy open spaces, consider integration of acoustic elements. Station orientation relative to natural light sources should avoid glare and screen reflections.

Ergonomic workstation

The ergonomic workstation is designed to optimize operator comfort, health and efficiency. It adapts to individual physiological characteristics while meeting the requirements of tasks to be performed. This human-centered approach allows reducing risks of musculoskeletal disorders (MSD) and improving overall productivity. Ergonomics at the workstation is based on several fundamental principles: equipment adjustability, reduction of restrictive movements, optimization of reach areas and limitation of physical efforts. These principles are integrated into every aspect of workstation design.

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Industrial station

The industrial station is specifically designed to resist demanding production workshop environments. Its robustness allows supporting significant loads while ensuring ideal stability for precision operations.

A reinforced structure adapted to industrial conditions
Materials resistant to impacts, abrasion and chemicals
Modularity allowing integration of specific tools and equipment
Work surfaces adapted to different operations (assembly, control, etc.)
Adjustment possibilities to adapt to different morphologies

Ergonomic workstation

Industrial station

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