Bimos TEXON is an ergonomic and highly durable workplace chair designed for production environments where employee comfort, freedom of movement and durability are equally important. Its robust construction and materials specifically designed for production environments allow the chair to be used even in demanding conditions where impacts, dirt or sparks may occur.
The ergonomic design of TEXON helps maintain a natural and less strenuous sitting position, allowing employees to stay comfortable and focused for longer periods. The Automotion mechanism ensures synchronized movement of the seat and backrest, allowing the chair to adapt to different working positions while providing the necessary support during movement.

Key benefits of Bimos TEXON:
Ergonomics designed for production work
The TEXON chair has been developed to accommodate the different tasks performed by production employees. The seat height can be adjusted to suit the individual user’s height, while the Automotion mechanism allows for dynamic sitting or the chair to be locked in one of three positions.
The chair can also be equipped with 4D armrests, adjustable in height, width, depth and angle. This allows the workplace to be adapted even more precisely to individual user requirements.
Durable materials for intensive use
The TEXON chair can be equipped with different upholstery options designed for production environments. Supertec upholstery combines resistance to mechanical wear with comfort, while Skintec features a thick, comfortable and durable surface that is easy to clean. Other upholstery options are also available, including fabric and artificial leather.
Suitable for different production workstations
TEXON chairs are available in different height versions designed to suit various production workstations. The chair can be equipped with casters or glides, while the higher version can also be fitted with a footrest ring. Casters provide greater mobility, while glides offer a more stable position when performing tasks that require greater physical effort.