Ergonomics Regulates Fatigue Mainly From The Following Aspects

1. Head: The height and rotation of the headrest can be adjusted, allowing the user's cervical spine to fit the headrest naturally, standardizing the sitting posture of the sitter, and preventing office enjoyment. The best position is when the height of the headrest fully supports your cervical spine.

2. Chair back: The best support position for the waist is the third and fourth vertebrae. The entire chair back can be adjusted in height, which can easily meet the needs of different users and reduce most of the body weight borne by the lumbar spine.

3. Lumbar support: separate movable lumbar support, the rebound force is concentrated on the movable lumbar support, giving the user the most close support. The movable lumbar support can make the entire lower back fit comfortably on the lower back by adjusting the curvature, so that the back spine can be relaxed, thereby relieving the fatigue of the back spine.

4. Armrest: Adjust the height and angle of the armrest to make the transition between the hand and the table more smooth and prevent the mouse hand.

Free angle adjustment, stepless and stepless locking, arc-shaped back design, bow-shaped frame strength and elastic treatment, arc-shaped streamline treatment of armrests, etc.