heightadjustment
Height adjustment refers to mechanisms and systems that permit vertical movement to set the elevation of an object or component. It is widely used to accommodate different users, tasks, or tooling and is a key element of ergonomic design and accessibility.
Common height adjustment methods include manual screw threads (lead screws or acme threads) operated by a crank
Applications range from office furniture such as adjustable chairs and desks to medical equipment like hospital
Design considerations include load capacity, stroke length, travel speed, repeatability, and control interface. Power source, energy
Standards and safety guidance vary by application. Furniture components often follow ANSI/BIFMA performance and durability criteria,
See also: Height-adjustable furniture, Ergonomics, Actuators, Linear actuators.