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Altham Business ParkAccrington Lancashire BB5 5YET +44 (0) 1282 725000F +44 (0) 1282 725039
London showroom411 Mile End Road London E3 4PBT +44 (0) 208 980 0272F +44 (0) 208 980 0279
Senator International Limited
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‘Sprint’ is not only about image, it’s also about performance with style
Designed for simplicity
and ease of use with an
understated style,
Senator's new ‘Sprint’
chair is a competitively
priced, high performance,
high comfort task chair
featuring a progressive
synchro mechanism, seat
slide and back height
adjustment with optional
height adjustable arms,
representing the very best
integration of style,
function and value.
The full and shapely
upholstery adds to the
visual appeal of the
design while providing an
instant and excellent level
of comfort combined with
ergonomic integrity.
Through the clarity and
simplicity of this chairs'
functionality and
performance, 'Sprint'
exudes common sense
with all that's required
from an operator chair.
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sprint
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Senator has achieved
great success with high
performance task seating
over the years, which has
provided a wealth of
experience and
understanding of market
needs. ‘Sprint’ increases
Senator's ability to offer a
range of task chair styles
and levels to cater for all
sectors of that ever
evolving market.
Innovative use of materials with structural
integrity and reliability
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vocabulary‘Sprint’ is the task chair to rival any at this level of the market where
performance, design and value go hand in hand.
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SP640
No arms Sliding seat
Overall height (max) 1195mm
Seat height 420-540mm
Overall width 650mm
Overall depth (fully inclined) 650-690mm
Seat width 465mm
Seat depth 400-440mm
Backrest height 530-610mm
SP640HA
Height adjustable arms Sliding seat
Overall height (max) 1195mm
Seat height 420-540mm
Overall width 650mm
Overall depth (fully inclined) 650-690mm
Seat width 465mm
Seat depth 400-440mm
Backrest height 530-610mm
Arm height 165-255mm
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ergonomicsComfort, performance, ease of adjustment, structural integrity, value added design
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1 seat height Pull the lever, on the right hand
side of the chair, upward while
sitting down to lower the seat, or
lift your body weight off the seat
to raise the seat. Release the
lever to lock into position.
The front of the seat should not
put pressure on the underside of
the thighs as this can lead to
poor circulation.
2 seat slide Push the button on the right
hand side of the seat and slide
the seat to the desired depth.
Release the button to lock in
position.
Ensure there is up to three
fingers gap between the front of
the seat and the back of your
knees. This will provide support
without obstructing leg
movement.
3 back height Lift the back with both hands to
the desired height (5 positions).
Once the back has been clicked
into its maximum height it will
move freely back down to its
lowest level.
The back rest should fit to the
shape of your spine, giving
positive support to the small of
your back and lumbar area.
4 armrest height Squeeze the trigger under the
armrest and move to the desired
height. Release the trigger to
lock into position.
The armrests should support
your forearms when your
shoulders are relaxed. This will
prevent any muscle strains in the
neck and shoulder area.
5 synchro lock & tilt When unlocked, lean against the
synchronised backrest to the
desired position and angle, lift up
the lever on the left hand side of
the chair to lock into position any
one of the three set positions. To
unlock, press the lever down,
push back on the backrest and
then lean forward to release the
safety lock system.
Use the chair in the unlocked
mode as much as possible to
provide full support when
reaching and twisting.
6 synchro torsion To adjust the tension of the
synchro-tilt mechanism to suit
your weight, pull out and turn the
handle on the right hand side.
Ensure the tension is not too
hard that it restricts your
movement and not too soft that
you are always in the reclined
position. The tension should
support you in equilibrium.
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