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Above: Drawing of the
control station aboard a US Coast Guard 47' Motor Life Boat
featuring a STIDD Series
500 Low Back seat. |
STIDD
Systems
proudly presents a
complete line of ergonomic marine seating for the twenty-first
century and beyond. Armed with the latest human factors
databases, STIDD Systems has evolved as the industry benchmark
for quality, comfort, strength and value with unique and
innovative features made possible by advanced design,
proprietary engineering, and state of the art manufacturing
methods. At long last, there's a STIDD seat for every pleasure
boat, sport fish, trawler and super yacht... workboat,
commercial vessel and military craft in the nautical world.
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Ergonomics In Action
The STIDD
Advantage
For
individuals of all body types, STIDD Systems' Ergonomic
Marine Seating provides anatomically correct, comfortable
positioning and passive restraint for the functional marine
environment, while integrating strong, lightweight,
corrosion-proof materials with east to operate,
multifunctional adjustment features and dynamic appearance.
Biomechanical research indicates that ergonomically correct
positioning and stabilization (EPS) maximizes the alertness
and performance of individuals in stressful settings. The
revolutionary STIDD Systems Series 500, 800, and 1200
product lines are direct results of combining the latest
EPS data with developments in Human Factors Engineering,
Computer Aided Design (CAD) and Computerized Numerically
Controlled (CNC) production methods with advanced materials
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Our Facility
STIDD
Systems, Inc. Occupies a 2 acre shipyard with 62,000
square feet of computerized manufacturing facilities,
design and administrative offices located on the Greenport,
Long Island harbor, approximately 90 statute miles due east
of New York City and 16 nautical miles southwest of New
London, CT.
STIDD Systems'
facility has been in continuous use as a shipyard since
1831. In World War I, the shipyard built 60 ft. patrol
boats, and during World War II, the yard set Navy
production records, delivering 440 136 ft. minesweepers and
1100 landing craft with a labor force of 7500 workers on
three shifts. |
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