Office Chair Connector

Office chair connectors are hardware components used for assembling and fixing various parts of office chairs. They come in multiple types and price ranges, and installation requires following specific parts and markings.

Price and Types

Office chair connectors vary in type, and their prices differ based on factors such as material and design. Common types include a thickened rotating connector, a two-in-one desktop connector with a rotating lock for fixed assembly, priced at ¥13.6. This type of connector likely offers good load-bearing and rotating capabilities, suitable for connecting office chair parts that require flexible adjustment. Another type is a zinc alloy desktop connector, a thickened version for extending and fixing dining tables, a two-in-one rotating combination hardware component, priced at ¥12.0. The zinc alloy material provides high strength and durability. There is also a zinc alloy desktop connector, a two-in-one extension link for dining tables with a rotating buckle for assembling and fixing wooden boards, priced at ¥11.2, which can be used for assembling and fixing wooden parts of office chairs. A flat, powerful connector, a desktop assembly piece, a zinc alloy rotating lock furniture clasp fixer, priced at ¥10.36, features a powerful design to ensure stable connections. Additionally, a zinc alloy rotating desktop connector, a desktop connector, a furniture lock assembler, a folding table rotating buckle, priced at ¥10.5, is suitable for office chair parts requiring rotating and locking functions.

Installation Example

Taking the installation of the W892 computer chair as an example, connectors play a crucial role during the installation process. When installing the armrests, align the armrest connecting blocks with the holes on the seat cushion according to the markings L and R, and then secure the armrest connecting blocks to the seat cushion with four slender screws. Here, the armrest connecting block acts as a type of connector, ensuring accurate connection and stable fixation between the armrests and the seat cushion. The connection between the tray and the seat cushion uses four short, thin screws, the connection between the steel plate and the tray uses three short, thick screws, the connection between the backrest and the steel plate uses four medium-thin screws, the connection between the armrests and both sides of the backrest and seat cushion uses four medium-thick screws, and the connection between the headrest and the backrest uses two medium-thin screws. These screws of different specifications, combined with the corresponding connecting components, complete the overall assembly of the office chair, highlighting the importance of connectors in office chair installation.