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the-delta-42 · 2 years

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Upper Decks

Beckett Mariner glared down at the screen of the padd on her desk, 25 years after meeting Tendi aboard the USS Cerritos, she had risen through the ranks, whether she had wanted to or not, and was given the command of the USS Shran, a light escort that was based upon the Magee Class. They were scheduled to meet the USS Cerritos above Galorn III, namely, to pick up the Shran’s Chief Engineer and Chief Medical Officer.

Beckett had not spoken to her mother, the Captain of the Cerritos, in twenty years, after she forced Beckett to transfer after she caught her with Commander Ransom. She shouldn’t dwell on the past, not when the Federation was at War with the Klingons. J’mpok withdrew the Empire from the Khitomer Accords because the Federation refused to fight the Undine with them.

Beckett was broken from her musings when the ship shook, jumping to her feet, she exited her ready room.

“Report.” Barked Mariner, her eyes going to her first officer.

“Four Klingon raiders just dropped out of warp, Captain.” Said Commander Pera, a Vulcan female.

“Just four?” Asked Mariner, before she turned and faced the view screen, “What are they planning?”

“Sir, the first Bird-of-Prey is coming about.” Said the Helmsman.

“Raise shields, red alert.” Said Mariner, sitting in the captain’s chair, “Full power to phasers and arm torpedoes.”

“Phasers locked and torpedoes armed, Captain.” Said the Tactical Officer.

“Fire.” Said Mariner, frowning as the raider exploded.

The other three raiders didn’t turn around, or even acknowledge the loss of one of their number.

“Well, that’s not suspicious at all.” Said Mariner, getting to her feet, “Track their trajectory.”

“They appear to be heading P’Jem, Captain.” Said the Helmsman, “Should I lay in a pursuit course?”

Mariner was silent, before looking at her first officer.

“A Vulcan Ambassador is going to P’Jem, isn’t he?” Asked Mariner, making Pera frown.

“Ambassador Sokkath is going to P’Jem,” Responded Pera, “But he did not give a reason why.”

“He was collected by a Starfleet Vessel, correct?” Questioned Mariner, folding her arms.

“Yes, Captain,” Said Pera, “The USS Dragon.”

“Well, the Dragon’s crew have faced enemies of the Federation lately,” Said Mariner, sitting down in her chair, “I’m sure they’ll be able to deal with a few raiders. Stand down Red Alert. Resume course to the Cerritos.”

“Aye, Captain.” Said the Helmsman, “Course laid in, we are ready to go to warp.”

Mariner hummed, before saying, “Engage at warp 3.”

Beckett leaned back in her chair, the Shran wasn’t her first Command, and she’d be damned if it would be her last.

Captain Freeman stood on the bridge of the USS Cerritos, awaiting the USS Shran’s arrival.

“You’d think her fifth Command would mean she’d turn up on time.” Muttered Lieutenant Commander Boimler, as he glared at his console.

“I’m sure Captain Mariner,” Said Freeman, making Boimler scowl, “has a good reason for being late.”

“Captain, the USS Shran has just dropped out of warp,” Said the Operations Officer, “They’re hailing us.”

“On screen.” Said Freeman, before the image of the Shran’s bridge was shown to everyone.

“Sorry, I’m late.” Said Mariner, her tone showing she was in a bad mood, “We’ve been encountering several Klingon Raiding Parties on our way here.”

“Raiding Parties?” Asked Freeman, frowning, “This deep in Federation space?”

Mariner sighed, “We’ve already dealt with as many as we could, and we’ve forwarded the message to ESD. They’re sending other ships to deal with them.”

“So, you’ve been giving the Shran a test run.” Said Freeman, folding her arms.

Mariner nodded, before looking Freeman in the eye, “As much as this conversation is enjoyable, I need my CMO and Chief Engineer, the sooner, the better.”

Freeman nodded, “Lieutenant Commander Tendi and Commander Rutherford are already in the shuttle bay. We’ll clear them for departure.”

Mariner nodded, before jerking her head at her Security Chief, who ended the transmission.

“Well,” Said Billups, leaning forwards, “She’s certainly changed.”

“She lost her previous command last month,” Said Freeman, turning to face her crew, “She’d been on the front lines for the past, what? Five years?”

“Well,” Said Boimler, looking upwards, “it’s 2409 now and the war with the Klingons started in 2405, so yeah, almost five years.”

“The Bakersfield was lost during an Undine attack a few months before the war,” Recounted Freeman, “then she Captained the Gallant, which was lost at the start of the war with the Klingons, then there was the Irwin was decommissioned after Klingons gutted the inside of it, the USS Destiny was destroyed at the Battle of Pahvo two years ago. Now, She’s had been given command of the USS Shran.”

“Didn’t she lose her first Officer in that battle?” Asked T’Ana, when the Operation Console pinged.

“Rutherford and Tendi are on the Shran, Captain.” Said the Operation Officer, before doing a double take, “Ma’am, Seven Klingon Battlecruisers are decloaking.”

“Shields up, Red Alert.” Ordered Freeman, unknowingly being copied by Mariner, as the Shran fell into position with the Cerritos.

“Arm Quantum Torpedo bays, power phasers.” Said Mariner, scowling, “Cry havoc, and let slip the dogs of war!”

The Klingon’s fired at the two Starfleet vessels, hitting the Cerritos before she could raise her shields fully.

“Captain, we have a hull breach on deck five.” Said Boimler, as the ship shook.

“We’ve taken heavy damage to our port nacelle.” Said the Operation’s Officer, before her console overloaded and sent her flying, her neck breaking as soon as she hit the wall.

“We’ve lost power to weapons, Captain.” Said the Security Officer, as Billups transferred Operations to a backup console.

“Our shields are buckling.” Said Billups, as the ship shook again.

On the Shran, Mariner was commanding her crew to take the offensive, having the ship weave around and in between the Klingon ships, making them unwittingly fire on each other.

“Increase power to weapons,” Said Beckett, as the Shran dodged a torpedo, “Let’s make them forget about the Cerritos.”

“The Cerritos has sent out a distress signal, Captain,” Said Pera, looking down at her display, “They can’t go to warp.”

“They’re a sitting target.” Growled Mariner, before getting to her feet, “Helm, get us between the Klingons and the Cerritos.”

“Aye, Captain.” Said the helmsman, as the Shran rocked under another torpedo.

“Hull breaches on decks three through six.” Reported Billups, while Boimler held onto his console as the ship shook.

“The entire Engineering deck has just depressurised.” Said Billups, shock colouring his words, “They-they’re gone.”

There was a second’s silence, before Boimler’s console pinged at him.

“Captain, there are five more warp signatures inbound,” Reported Boimler, tapping his display, “It’s Starfleet.”

“Captain,” Said Mariner’s Operations Officer, “Star ships Challenger, Kirk, Rideout, Terev and Texas have all dropped out of Warp.”

“Give them a brief,” Ordered Mariner, turning in her chair, “keep it short, keep it clear.”

“Aye, Captain.” The Lieutenant responded.

“The Klingons are breaking off.” Said Boimler, as the last of the Birds-of-Prey went to Warp.

“Good,” Said Freeman, getting to her feet, “I want a full damage and casualty report.”

Boimler nodded, as the Captain left the bridge.

“Captain, the Challenger is hailing us.” Said the Operations Officer, looking at Mariner.

“On screen.” Said Mariner, placing her hands behind her back.

“This is starting to become a habit, Captain.” Said La Forge, leaning back in his chair, “I thought we’d all put saving your ass behind us.”

Mariner laughed, “To be honest, I was more concerned about the Cerritos.”

“From what my engineer tells me,” Said La Forge, “The damage is mainly superficial, although, she may not want to go to warp any time soon.”

Mariner frowned, before Pera leaned over, “Captain, Commander Rutherford has completed his analysis of the Cerritos: if they attempt to go to warp before repairs are complete, the warp core will detonate.”

“Which is the last thing we need.” Said Mariner, before looking at La Forge, “Captain, my chief just completed his report.”

“If the Cerritos goes to warp, she’ll explode.” Said La Forge, grimly, “I’m already having an engineering team head over, your presence is needed elsewhere.”

Mariner nodded, before looking at the helmsman, “Set a course for the Zibal System, Warp 5.”

“Aye, Captain.” Said the Helmsman, before the Shran jumped to warp.

“Commander, you have the Conn.” Said Beckett, heading for her ready room.

“Yes, Captain.” Said Pera, taking the Captain’s chair.

Beckett dumped herself in her desk chair, letting out a low groan. The computer beeped, alerting her of a new message. Beckett smirked, weakly, before straightening up.

“Captain Ramsey,” Purred Beckett, rest her chin on her fist, “to what, do I owe the pleasure?”

“Sarah’s gotten into a fight.” Said Amina, making Beckett’s face fall, “Again.”

“What kicked it off this time?” Asked Beckett, leaning back in her chair.

“I don’t know,” Said Amina, running her hand over her face and pinching the bridge of her nose, “she won’t tell me anything, except that she was provoked.”

“Well,” Said Beckett, leaning forwards, “I’ll be home soon, hopefully I’ll manage to drag something out.”

Amina smiled and leaned towards the camera, “I hear you’re going to the Zibal system.”

“A couple raiding parties have been spotted there.” Said Beckett, resting her chin on her fist again, “Should be a slap and dash operation.”

“Here’s hoping.” Said Amina, before she looked away from the computer, “Sarah, how long have you been standing there?”

Beckett saw a 15-year-old girl walk into view, Sarah sported a black eye and a cut lip.

“Sarah,” Said Beckett, her tone flat, “What happened?”

Sarah shrugged, resolutely looking at the ground. Beckett sighed through her nose, “We’ll be having this conversation when I get back, young lady.”

Beckett said her goodbyes and hung up, before she looked at the pile of PADDs on her desk. The door chimed, making her look up.

“Enter.” Said Beckett, looking over the PADDs.

“Department evaluations, Captain.” Said Lt. Cmdr. DeSoto, carefully placing the PADD on Mariner’s desk.

“Thank you, Commander.” Said Beckett, silently dismissing him.

DeSoto remained in front of Mariner’s desk, looking at her expectantly, making Mariner sigh again.

“What is it, Commander?” Asked Beckett, leaning back in her chair.

“Some members of the crew have been… ‘discussing’ about the nature of Lieutenant Commander Tendi’s assignment here, especially considering her background…” DeSoto trailed off, as Backett got to her feet.

“Sixteen years ago, I was impaled with a poisonous stalagmite on an away mission, Tendi is the reason I’m still here today,” Said Beckett, looking out a window, “She’s also been exiled from her home because she’s sided with the Federation and not the Klingon Empire.”

DeSoto was looking at his feet.

“Dismissed.” Said Beckett, running a hand down her face.

DeSoto quietly left her ready room, as Beckett groaned.

Rutherford fiddled with his implants, his bionic eye flickering over the warp core, vaguely aware of someone approaching him from behind.

“Commander.” Said Captain Mariner, getting a smile from Rutherford.

“Captain.” Retorted Rutherford, turning to face her, “It’s been a while.”

“Yeah,” Confirmed Mariner, folding her arms, “it’s like the Argentina or Puerto Rico all over again.”

“Nah, things aren’t going to be that bad again.” Said Rutherford, wincing slightly when Beckett brought up the incidents during the Dominion War.

Beckett looked at the warp core, “Tendi settling in, okay?”

“You could ask her yourself.” Was Rutherford’s response.

“She’s locked herself in sick bay, saying something about familiarising herself with the crew’s medical records.” Said Mariner, watching the gasses in the warp core swirl.

“I’ve just finished.” Said Tendi, making both Mariner and Rutherford jump.

“We seriously need to put a fucking bell on you.” Gasped Mariner, her hand on her chest.

“Tried that, Rutherford got in trouble for bringing the bedroom into work.” Said Tendi, as Rutherford went red.

“Aw, Sammy’s grown up.” Teased Mariner, smirking at Rutherford.

Commander Boimler looked down his nose at the Ensign in front of him. She reminded him of Beckett in far too many ways.

She was acting all high and mighty and seriously needed to be knocked down a peg. Boimler looked at the PADD, “Ensign, you disobeyed standard protocols during an away mission.”

“Only because you decided completely ignore their constant pleas for help.” Retorted the Ensign, folding her arms.

“Ensign Ramsey, I am not the one under investigation,” Snapped Boimler, glaring at her, “you deliberately disobeyed orders, you deliberately gave the natives unnecessary equipment, and you got an Officer wounded because of it.”

“You received a minor scrape to your knee.” Said the Ensign, making Boimler go red.

“Well, I hope you enjoy your time in the brig.” Snarled Boimler, prompting two security officers to grabbed Ensign Ramsey’s arms and all but dragged her out of the room.

Boimler glared around his office, it was Ransom’s, before the former First Officer had been killed in a fight with the Klingons. Boimler understood that Ransom had been placed on probation because command found out that he and Mariner were having a sexual relationship, which prompted Mariner’s transfer to the Bakersfield. Boimler had heard how Mariner has risen through the ranks on the Bakersfield, eventually becoming the captain of the ship, before it was lost during an Undine attack, then she Captained the Gallant, which was lost at the start of the war with the Klingons, then there was the Irwin, decommissioned after Klingons gutted the inside of it, then the Destiny came into the picture, destroyed at the Battle of Pahvo, when the Klingons tried to take the system two years ago. Now, Mariner had been given command of the USS Shran, an experimental escort that could change the tide of the war.

Boimler thought that Mariner was too reckless to be placed in command of such a powerful ship, however his concerns had been ignored. Tendi and Rutherford had requested transfers to the Shran, leaving Boimler alone on the Cerritos. It didn’t help that Boimler was only the acting first officer, until Starfleet supplied another one.

Boimler wanted to see his friends again and to meet the woman who’d all but replaced Beckett.

The Shran rocked as a torpedo struck the hull of the saucer.

“Minor hull damage Captain,” Reported Pera, looking at the screen, “The Encarta has lost their port nacelle and the Tripoli is losing anti-matter containment.”

Beckett gripped the arms of the Captain’s chair, before scowling and standing up, “Ready the graviton displacer.”

The bridge crew stiffened as Mariner said that.

“But, Captain,” Said Pera, looking up at Mariner, “It’s untested and potentially dangerous.”

“Commander,” Began Mariner, “I think this situation, where our intel was horribly wrong and the Klingons are cutting through us like a knife through warm butter, justifies it’s use.”

Pera frowned, but nodded, “Aye, Captain.”

Beckett turned back to the view screen, just in time to see the Oakland explode. Beckett swallowed the lump that formed in her throat, “Fire.”

All the Klingon ships suddenly all congregated in a small area, allowing Starfleet to all focus on that little area and watch as one ship severely damaged another. It lasted the length of a minute, before all Klingon ships had been destroyed.

“Set course for Earth, Maximum Warp,” Said Mariner, before heading to her ready room, “Commander you have the Conn.”

“Aye, Captain.” Said Pera, as Beckett left the bridge.

Beckett dropped herself into her desk chair and buried her face in her hands. Amina had been on the Oakland, after Beckett sent a request to Starfleet command. Sarah was back on Earth Space Dock, waiting for both her mothers to come home, as far as Beckett knew, Claire was still at her post on the Cerritos. Beckett sighed and let the tears fall.

Sarah’s leg bounced as she watched the Cerritos and the remains of Battle group Epsilon enter Earth Space Dock. She noticed that the Oakland wasn’t with the fleet, she watched the bulkheads that led to open space, waiting for the other California-Class star ship to appear. The bulkheads closed, leaving Sarah to stare at the remaining ships. The Shran looked as if it’d been dragged through a supernova. The Cerritos had lost power to her nacelles, although that could be because they had cut power to the engines.

“USS Shran now docking at air lock six.” Came the automated voice over the intercom of ESD. Sarah got up and started walking to the airlock to greet her mother, “USS Cerritos now docking at airlock twelve.”

Sarah stood in front of the airlock door, waiting for it to slide open.

Beckett watched her crew disembark the Shran, opting to help Security with removing the dead from the ship. They’d lost seventeen crew members during the battle with the Klingons, seventeen people who wouldn’t be going home to their families.

“The last of them have been bagged up.” Said Tendi, making Beckett look at her.

“I couldn’t name them.” Said Beckett, returning to watch the rest of the drew, “I can’t name anyone on this ship beyond my senior staff.”

“It’s not your job to know everyone who dies, Beckett.” Consoled Tendi, standing next to her captain.

“No, but it makes me feel a little better.” Retorted Beckett, before running her hands down her face, “God, where have the years gone? I could’ve sworn it was just yesterday you’d first stepped onto the Cerritos.”

“I wish.” Smirked Tendi, as Beckett spotted Pera. Her first officer was smirking at something. Beckett frowned, Pera was a Vulcan and she’d never known her to disregard what she’d learnt before Starfleet.

“Mariner to Earth Space Dock.” Said Beckett, tapping her commbadge, “I’m going to need all members of my crew to be screened for Undine DNA, ASAP.”

“Beckett?” Asked Tendi, looking at her friend.

“A Vulcan doesn’t smirk.” Stated Beckett, stalking towards the turbolift, “Grab a Phaser, I think we’ll need them.”

Tendi stiffened, before quickly nodding. She discreetly fetched two Phasers from a wall compartment and handed one to Beckett. Mariner holstered hers on her hip and approached Pera, just as a group of security officers arrived.

“Pera,” Said Beckett, slowly, “Why are you smirking?”

Pera froze, before scowling, “How careless of me. I suppose I have overstayed my welcome.”

Before anyone could react, Pera beamed out and escaped. ESD suddenly shook as if a ship blew up next to the station.

“What the hell was that?!” Demanded Mariner, after steadying herself.

“An Undine Bio-Ship blowing up.”

Mariner and Tendi turned to look at the source of the voice and Mariner’s breath caught in her throat.

“I suppose this is a bad time to tell you I’m your new Tactical Officer.” Said Jennifer Sh’reyan, tilting back on her heels.

“I would say welcome aboard, but I’ve literally got half a functional ship.” Said Mariner, looking at the spot the Undine vanished from.

“That’s the second one in three days.” Said Jennifer, “The crew of the Dragon encountered an Undine and Bio-Ship in the Pjem system.”

Mariner frowned, before stalking towards the air lock, “Might as well get the debriefing out of the way before seeing to the ship.”

“Is she usually in such a bad mood?” Jennifer asked Tendi.

“No, she’s just lost her spouse.” Responded Tendi, “and she has to break that to their daughter.”

Mariner sat in her ready room; Sarah had been settled into a guest quarter. She had told her, and it hadn’t gone down well. Leading to an argument, which led to Mariner looking through various Starfleet profiles in a search for a new first officer.

Mariner dismissed Jet, Fletcher, Castro and Casey. Jet was already assigned to Deep Space 3, and Fletcher and Casey were so full of their own bullshit that they would pose a danger to the crew. Castro, while looking fine of paper, was currently undergoing treatment after a Klingon surprise attack killed the majority of the crew she’d been placed in command of.

Mariner winced; she knew that feeling all too well. Her door chimed.

“Enter.” Said Mariner, focusing on the PADDs in front of her.

“The CMO sent me up to check on you.” Said Jennifer, dropping some food on Mariner’s desk, “I’ve also completed the Tactical and Security review. The Graviton Pulse is still operational, but it’s now fused to the ship. Phasers and torpedoes are at 90% capacity and the shield grid is optimal.”

“Hmm.”

“Captain, I know it’s not my place to say,” Said Jennifer, making Mariner look up at her, “but Commander Boimler is up for transfer, since the Cerritos is being decommissioned.”

“I’ll take that suggestion for consideration.” Said Mariner, “until a First Officer is appointed, you, as Second Officer, will perform their duties. Understood?”

Jennifer snapped into a salute, “Ma’am.”

“You didn’t need to salute.” Said Mariner, after a second, “Dismissed.”

Jennifer nodded and quickly left the ready room. Beckett groaned, pinching the bridge of her nose, twenty years sober. Romulan Ale never felt more tempting.

Boimler frowned as he read the message on his PADD, he’d been requested as the first officer on the Shran. He absently felt the shuttle exit warp.

“We’re almost at the Shran, sir.” Said an Ensign, checking the controls.

A ping alerted them to the Europa, Gagarin and Earhart dropping out of warp around the shuttle. Another ping alerted them to the Shran arriving at the rendezvous point.

“Shuttle Amadeus, we’re ready and wait your arrival.” Said the Shran’s communications officer.

“Acknowledged Shran,” Said the Ensign, “making entry now.”

Boimler sighed, before folding his arms. The shuttle shuddered as it entered the Shran’s shuttle bay, before touching down on the deck. Boimler exited the shuttle, stopping at the sight of Jennifer.

“Lt. Cmdr. Sh’reyan, it’s good to see you.” Greeted Boimler, stopping in front of her.

“Like-wise, Commander.” Responded Jennifer, gesturing for Boimler to follow her, “Come on, the captain’s waiting.”

On the bridge, Mariner frowned and looked at the PADD in her hand, “Helm, fall into formation with the strike force, be ready to head to warp as soon as the Buran arrives with the Clarke.”

Mariner watched at the Edison, Somerville and Shenzhou fell in line with the Shran.

“Captain, the Glenn’s suffered a malfunction in one of their nacelles,” Said the comm officer, “they’ll be delayed for at least a couple of hours.”

Boimler and Jennifer arrived on the bridge, as Mariner got to her feet, “Acknowledge the Glenn and alert the Buran that we’re waiting on their orders.”

“Aye, Captain.”

Mariner turned around and looked at Boimler, “Commander.”

“Captain.” Responded Boimler, “May I ask about the mission?”

“We’re waiting on a signal from the Imaga system.” Said Mariner, gesturing for Boimler and Jennifer to follow her into her ready room. As soon as the doors were shut and sealed, she spoke, “The Klingons have somehow managed to get their hands on, and harness, a doomsday machine. The grew of the Dragon are infiltrating a Klingon Base, in the hopes of finding some weakness that we can exploit.”

Boimler frowned, before nodding, “So, we go in guns blazing and try and destroy an indestructible, planet killing device.”

“No, we’re to engage any and all Klingon ships.” Corrected Mariner, “If this goes well, we may be a step close to ending the war.”

“Captain, the Glenn has arrived with the Buran and the Clarke.”

“Acknowledged, we’re joining you now.” Said Mariner, heading towards the door.

“Set a course for the Imaga system, warp seven.” Ordered Boimler, sitting in the chair next to Mariner.

“Course laid in, sir.”

“Engage.”

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spriteadjacent · 2 years

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sorry im gonna have to Live Blog this shit or i will just go to bed instead

anyways

sock wool of sock wool chair is sorted

thats my current baby sock progress btw

also did a big sock somewhere along the way and also a pseudo sock which should keep my ankles warm without upsetting my esd work shoes

#i know thats a lot of yarn but i reall think im gonna use it up before i buy something new #yes i was on a yarn website today yes BUT i closed it #after filling the shopping cart yes BUT I DID CLOSE IT

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chitra233 · 2 days

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Creating the Perfect Office Space: A Guide for Selecting Office Tables and Chairs

The demand for well-designed office tables and chairs in Bangalore, also known as India's Silicon Valley, has never been higher. As enterprises and start-ups grow, the need for a practical and visually pleasant workplace space increases. The office tables and chairs are crucial to this, as they increase efficiency and reflect the organization's attitude. This guide will help you understand the available options in Bangalore and make informed choices about your office furniture needs.

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Modular tables that can be readily moved are perfect for rooms designated for teamwork. These tables should promote interaction and innovation.

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vinnaasblog · 1 month

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Electrostatic Discharge (ESD) Chair Market Detailed Strategies, Competitive Landscaping and Developments for next 5 years

Electrostatic Discharge (ESD) Chairs are particularly designed to defend people from electrostatic discharge problems. ESD chairs use non-conductive materials, static-free material and static free casters in a chair it really is desirable and comfortable. Urethane foam is used in seat and again to make it greater comfortable. ESD offices have exclusive necessities when it comes to format and gear and one of the key necessities is appropriate fixtures such as the work chair. The anti-static compliant chair (ESD chair) is an essential phase of dependable ESD-protection at the digital workplace. Any popular chair represents a traditional supply of electric powered cost by using the chair rollers on the ground and even the easy motion of the character sitting on it can purpose widespread electrostatic charges.

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ESD chair manufacturers in India

Kinetic Polymers is one of the leading ESD chair manufacturers in India. We manufacture a diverse range of products such as ESD-safe products, Anti Rust VCI chemicals, Cleanroom products, VCI products, EMI/RFI shielding gaskets, masterbatches, and many more. We supply our products to various industries such as chemical, electronic, and metal industries. With the advent of technological advancements, we began manufacturing and supplying a diverse range of innovative products. Our team of highly skilled engineers is actively involved in doing thorough research for manufacturing a wide array of ESD products. We have more than 22 years of experience in manufacturing and supplying our top-notch ESD-safe products to over 500 industries.

As one of the leading ESD chair manufacturers in India, we have grown significantly by improving our services. We have more than 100 employees, who are known for their commitment to manufacturing high-quality products. We ensure to take our customer's requests and feedback into account for manufacturing top-notch, reliable, and customer-centric products.

ESD chairs will be beneficial in preventing the damage caused due to the discharge of static electricity. These chairs are extensively used in various industries for their myriad benefits. The ESD Chairs manufactured by us have top-notch features which are as follows:

Backrest Size: 17” x 19” Seat Size: 18” x 18” Seat height from the floor max: 24” Seat height from the floor min: 19” Seat Type: Smooth revolving Height Adjustable Our commitment to manufacturing high-grade ESD products for myriad industries has enabled us to become one of the top-notch ESD chair manufacturers in India

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cirqtech · 7 months

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ESD Chairs Manufacturers in Bangalore | CIR-Q-Tech

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ESDGoods specializes in providing a wide range of electronic packaging materials to meet your specific needs. Our offerings include Anti-static foam, ESD Conductive Foam, and ESD tray products, all of which are crafted from materials such as PE foam, EVA foam, EPE foam, PU foam, Hollow board, and PP corrugated Box. Additionally, we offer a diverse selection of Cleanroom Products, including anti-static wrist straps, ESD shoes, ESD chairs, anti-static slippers, ESD tweezers, and more. Trust ESDGoods to fulfill your requirements for reliable and high- quality electronic packaging and cleanroom solutions.

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cleatechlaboratory · 8 months

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Customizable Cleanroom Chairs: Meeting Unique Laboratory Needs

Laboratories are diverse environments, each with its specific requirements and standards. Whether you work in a pharmaceutical, electronics, biotechnology, or any other type of lab, maintaining a clean and controlled environment is crucial. Cleanroom chairs are essential pieces of furniture in these settings, as they directly impact productivity, comfort, and adherence to cleanliness protocols. To cater to the unique needs of different laboratories, customizable cleanroom chairs have become a necessity. In this comprehensive guide, provided by Cleatech LLC, we will explore the various customizable options available for cleanroom chairs to meet the distinct requirements of different laboratories.

Understanding the Importance of Cleanroom Chairs

Before diving into customization options, it's essential to understand why cleanroom chairs are integral to laboratory operations. Cleanroom chairs are specially designed to prevent contamination and ensure compliance with cleanroom classifications, such as ISO 14644. They are essential for several reasons:

Contamination Control: Cleanroom chairs are equipped with materials that minimize particle shedding, helping maintain the integrity of the controlled environment.

Ergonomics: Employees in laboratories spend long hours on tasks that require precision and concentration. Ergonomic cleanroom chairs are designed to provide comfort and reduce fatigue, thus enhancing productivity.

Safety: Cleanroom chairs are designed to meet safety standards, including ESD (Electrostatic Discharge) protection, preventing damage to sensitive equipment.

Versatility: Laboratories have diverse tasks and operations. Customizable cleanroom chairs ensure that the chair's features align with the specific needs of the laboratory.

Customizable Options for Cleanroom Chairs

Now, let's explore the customizable options available for cleanroom chairs to meet the unique needs of different laboratories:

Material Selection:

Upholstery: The choice of upholstery material can significantly impact cleanroom chair customization. Options include vinyl, polyurethane, or leatherette, each with its advantages in terms of durability, cleanability, and comfort.

Frame Material: Cleanroom chair frames can be made from various materials such as stainless steel or chrome-plated steel. The choice depends on the cleanroom classification and the need for corrosion resistance.

Cleanroom Classifications:

ISO Class: Cleanrooms are classified into different ISO classes based on particle count per cubic meter. Customizable cleanroom chairs can be designed to meet the requirements of specific cleanroom classifications.

Adjustability:

Height: Customizable cleanroom chairs can have adjustable seat heights to accommodate individuals of different sizes and ensure ergonomic working conditions.

Backrest Tilt: Adjustable backrests allow users to find their most comfortable and supportive posture.

Armrests: Some laboratories may require adjustable armrests to facilitate precise work or provide additional comfort.

ESD Protection:

Laboratories dealing with sensitive electronic equipment require cleanroom chairs with ESD protection. Customization can include ESD-safe materials and grounding options.

Wheel Configuration:

Depending on the laboratory layout and flooring, you can customize the type of casters or glides on the cleanroom chair. Options include ESD casters, non-marking casters, or glides for stationary use.

Color and Aesthetics:

Customizable cleanroom chairs can be tailored to match the laboratory's color scheme and design aesthetics. This is particularly important for laboratories with public-facing areas.

Accessory Integration:

Some laboratories may require additional accessories integrated into the cleanroom chair design. This could include tablet holders, document trays, or hooks for lab coats.

Compliance and Certification:

Cleanroom chairs can be customized to meet specific industry standards and certifications. These may include FDA compliance for pharmaceutical labs or GMP (Good Manufacturing Practice) requirements.

Ease of Cleaning:

Cleanroom chairs should be easy to clean and sanitize. Customization can involve choosing materials that are resistant to chemicals and can withstand regular cleaning protocols.

Weight Capacity:

Customizable cleanroom chairs can be designed to accommodate various weight capacities, ensuring safety and comfort for all users.

Cushioning and Padding:

The type and thickness of cushioning in the seat and backrest can be customized to suit individual preferences and ergonomic needs.

Mobility and Swivel:

Depending on the tasks performed in the laboratory, you can customize the mobility and swivel options of cleanroom chairs for optimal maneuverability.

Case Study: Customizing Cleanroom Chairs for Pharmaceutical Laboratories

Let's delve into a practical example to understand how customizable cleanroom chairs can meet the unique needs of different laboratories. Consider a pharmaceutical laboratory that operates under stringent regulatory standards. Here's how customization can play a pivotal role:

Cleanroom Classification: The pharmaceutical laboratory operates in an ISO Class 7 cleanroom. Customizable cleanroom chairs are designed to meet ISO Class 7 standards, with materials that minimize particle emissions.

ESD Protection: Given the presence of sensitive electronic equipment, the chairs are customized with ESD protection to prevent electrostatic discharge, ensuring the safety of both personnel and equipment.

Adjustability: Cleanroom chairs are highly adjustable to cater to the diverse workforce. Height, backrest tilt, and armrests are all customizable to provide ergonomic support during long hours of work.

Material Selection: Upholstery is chosen to be durable and easy to clean, as stringent cleanliness and hygiene are essential in pharmaceutical labs.

Weight Capacity: The chairs are customized to accommodate a weight capacity of up to 300 pounds, ensuring the safety and comfort of all employees.

Compliance: The cleanroom chairs are customized to comply with FDA regulations, GMP requirements, and any other relevant pharmaceutical industry standards.

By customizing cleanroom chairs to meet these specific needs, the pharmaceutical laboratory ensures a safe, compliant, and ergonomic working environment, where employees can focus on their critical tasks without concerns about contamination or discomfort.

Conclusion

Customizable cleanroom chairs are indispensable for laboratories with unique requirements. These chairs offer a wide range of options, from material selection and cleanroom classification compliance to adjustability and aesthetics. By tailoring cleanroom chairs to meet the distinct needs of different laboratories, you ensure the comfort, safety, and productivity of your workforce while maintaining the integrity of your controlled environment.

Whether you're in the pharmaceutical, electronics, biotechnology, or any other industry, investing in customized cleanroom chairs is a strategic choice that pays off in the long run. Choose Cleatech LLC for your customizable cleanroom chair solutions and elevate your laboratory's performance to new heights.

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messungworkplacetechnology · 10 months

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Messung's Customized ESD Workstation For Tailored Requirements

Our Custom ESD Chairs offer a blend of comfort and ESD protection, tailored to your specific requirements. Messung Workplace Technology understands the importance of ergonomic seating for long hours of work. With our Custom ESD Chairs, you can have ergonomic support while ensuring static-free operation, contributing to a productive and safe workplace.

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Elevate your office experience with our High Back Executive Chair with Headrest

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globallabsupply · 9 months

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Cleanroom Seating: Choosing the Right Solution for Your Controlled Environment

Cleanrooms play a pivotal role in industries such as pharmaceuticals, biotechnology, electronics, and aerospace, where maintaining a contamination-free environment is essential for research, production, and testing. In these highly regulated spaces, every detail matters, including the seating arrangements. Cleanroom seating is a critical component that ensures the safety, comfort, and productivity of personnel while preventing contamination. In this comprehensive guide provided by Global Lab Supply, we'll explore the importance of cleanroom seating, factors to consider when choosing the right solution, and the various options available to meet your specific needs.

The Importance of Cleanroom Seating:

Cleanroom environments demand stringent cleanliness standards, typically measured by ISO cleanliness levels. Any form of contamination, whether it's particles, microbes, or chemicals, can compromise product quality and the safety of personnel. Cleanroom seating serves several crucial purposes:

Contamination Control: Cleanroom chairs are designed with materials that minimize particle generation and are easy to clean, preventing the introduction of contaminants into the cleanroom.

Operator Safety: Personnel working in cleanrooms often spend long hours seated. Ergonomically designed cleanroom chairs ensure comfort and reduce the risk of musculoskeletal disorders.

Productivity: Comfortable seating positively impacts worker productivity, leading to improved efficiency and quality control in cleanroom operations.

Compliance: Meeting regulatory requirements is essential in industries like pharmaceuticals and electronics. Proper cleanroom seating helps maintain compliance with industry standards.

Choosing the Right Cleanroom Seating Solution:

Selecting the appropriate cleanroom seating solution involves a combination of factors tailored to your unique cleanroom environment. Here are some key considerations:

Cleanroom Classification: Determine your cleanroom's ISO classification. The level of cleanliness required will dictate the type of cleanroom seating you need.

Material Selection: Cleanroom chairs are available in various materials, including stainless steel, polyurethane, vinyl, and conductive fabric. Choose a material that suits your cleanroom's cleanliness requirements and chemical resistance needs.

Ergonomics: Comfort is crucial for worker productivity and well-being. Look for cleanroom chairs with adjustable features such as seat height, backrest angle, and armrests to accommodate different users.

Mobility: Consider the mobility requirements within your cleanroom. If personnel need to move around frequently, choose cleanroom chairs with casters that won't generate particles or pose a contamination risk.

Static Control: In environments where electrostatic discharge (ESD) protection is essential, select cleanroom seating with ESD properties to prevent damage to sensitive electronic components.

Ease of Cleaning: Cleanroom chairs should be easy to clean and disinfect. Smooth surfaces and non-porous materials are ideal for maintaining cleanliness.

Regulatory Compliance: Ensure that the cleanroom seating you choose complies with industry regulations and standards, such as FDA, GMP, or ISO.

Types of Cleanroom Seating Solutions:

Cleanroom seating options vary to accommodate different cleanroom requirements. Here are some popular choices:

Cleanroom Task Chairs: These chairs are designed for workers who need to perform detailed tasks in a seated position. They offer ergonomic features, such as adjustable height and backrests, to promote comfort and productivity.

Cleanroom Stools: Cleanroom stools are ideal for tasks that require frequent movement or quick access to different workstations. They come in various heights and can be equipped with casters for mobility.

ESD Cleanroom Chairs: Electrostatic discharge (ESD) can damage sensitive electronic equipment. ESD cleanroom chairs are designed to dissipate static electricity, making them essential in electronics and semiconductor manufacturing.

Stainless Steel Cleanroom Chairs: For cleanrooms with high cleanliness requirements, stainless steel chairs are a popular choice. They are resistant to chemicals and easy to clean, making them suitable for pharmaceutical and food processing cleanrooms.

Class 1 Cleanroom Chairs: These chairs are designed for the most stringent cleanroom environments, such as semiconductor manufacturing. They are constructed with materials that minimize particle generation and meet the highest cleanliness standards.

Cleanroom Bench Seating: Bench seating is suitable for cleanrooms where personnel work in close proximity, such as cleanroom laboratories. These benches can be customized to fit the specific needs of your cleanroom.

Maintaining Cleanroom Seating:

Once you've selected the right cleanroom seating solution, proper maintenance is essential to ensure longevity and continued cleanliness compliance:

Regular Cleaning: Develop a cleaning schedule that includes wiping down chairs with approved cleanroom disinfectants. Ensure that cleaning protocols do not compromise the integrity of the chair materials.

Inspection and Replacement: Regularly inspect cleanroom chairs for signs of wear and tear. Replace any damaged or worn-out components promptly to maintain cleanliness and worker safety.

Training: Train cleanroom personnel on the proper use and care of cleanroom seating. Emphasize the importance of adhering to cleanliness protocols.

Documentation: Maintain records of chair inspections, cleaning schedules, and replacements to demonstrate compliance with regulatory standards during audits.

Conclusion:

Cleanroom seating is a crucial element in maintaining the cleanliness, safety, and productivity of controlled environments. Choosing the right cleanroom seating solution involves considering factors such as cleanroom classification, material selection, ergonomics, and regulatory compliance. By investing in appropriate cleanroom seating and implementing effective maintenance protocols, you can ensure that your cleanroom operates at its highest level of efficiency while meeting the strictest cleanliness standards. Trust in Global Lab Supply to provide you with the expertise and high-quality cleanroom seating solutions that your facility demands.

Original Sources: https://globallabsupply.blogspot.com/2023/09/cleanroom-seating-choosing-right.html

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