Global Upholstery Co 4434, 4430 multi-tilt, synchro-tilt, A quality workplace benefits everyone

OBUSforme®

Global’s breakthrough in office seating	A quality workplace benefits everyone!
multi-tilt	synchro-tilt

4470 High Back Knee-Tilter with optional 9S arm	4434 Medium Back Multi-tilter. Wide seat and back shown	4432 Low Back Multi-tilter with optional	4408 Low Back Synchro-tilter with optional
	with standard height / width adjustable G3 arm	OJ kidney shaped ergo-gel arm	height / width adjustable TD arm

Shown with Adaptabilities, Management suite with 4470 High Back

Multi Knee-Tilter and 4416 Armchairs

OBUSFORME’s Ultimate adjustable arm (G3), offers multiple movements so it can be adjusted for each user and their environment. Position these arms for keyboarding comfort, proper support and productivity.

The OBUSFORME® backrest support system has received an extraordinary level of support from the chiropractic community. It is the only such product endorsed by the Canadian Chiropractic Association, the Chiropractic College of Radiologists and Québec Association of Chiropractors. Endorsements have also been received from the Canadian Physiotherapy Association and the Back Association of Canada.

Ergonomics is the study that deals with the interaction between humans and their activities. It is the practice of designing an environment to adapt to the characteristics of the people who are within it.

Memory Foam (MF): Slow release memory foam evenly distributes body weight, helping to minimize pressure points and ease blood circulation. Optional.

Multi-Depth (MD): Adjustable seat depth mechanism provides additional space and comfort. Standard on the following multi- tilter models: 4430, 4431, 4432, 4433, 4434.

ErgoGel (OJ): Global’s optional height adjustable, kidney shaped conforming gel armrests offer high shock absorption, and years of durable use. Armrests support and help reduce neck and shoulder strain.

“All backrests should provide adequate lumbar support and buttocks clearance. For tasks requiring upper body mobility, the backrest should provide adequate back support, but not interfere with the user’s movement (typically these backs should not be higher than the bottom of the user’s shoulder blades). For users who prefer reclining postures, or more upper back support, the back height should provide support for the shoulder blades”.

BIFMA Ergonomics Guideline Ultimate Test for Fit 2002

Arm slides away from seat (WA) Arm moves up and down

Armcap slides forward and back Armcap articulates inward Armcap slides over top of seat