Our new product overview is now available. Including the new ViewMate Style monitor arms and the ViewLite which will be available from November.
LCD Monitor Stands
Almost every single monitor one can buy, does not come with a stand, high enough to raise the monitor to the proper level. Eye-level. Dataflex is the founder when it comes to using acrylic material to build monitor stands. Acrylic is both strong and appealing and because of its transparency, only seems to take up very little desk space. We have designed many different types of stands, but why not one or two? Because Dataflex realizes that every problem deserves a solution of its own. All users are unique, as are their desks, chairs, computers and monitors. The monitor stands are all designed to fulfill their own designated solution, each stand having its own unique capabilities and applications.
LCD Monitor Stand FH 550
By placing the monitor onto this Dataflex flat screen stand, the monitor is raised to eye-level, which results in less strain on neck, shoulders and arms. It also has space for keyboard storage and has a maximum weight capacity of 15kg. Combine with a Dataflex "in line" Copyholder for maximum efficiency.
LCD Monitor Stand HA 550
Height adjustable in five different 15mm steps from 70 up to 130mm, this stand is perfectly suitable for all users. Helps to avoid RSI or CANS. Maximum weight capacity of 15kg. Combine with a Dataflex "in line" Copyholder for maximum effect.
LCD Monitor Stand HA 570
This LCD monitor stand not only raises the monitor to a desired (eye)level, it also has a built-in slide away copy holder. Creating a what Dataflex calls, In-Line solution, where documents, books or magazines are at the same reading distance as the monitor itself. Resulting in less eye fatigue (less focusing) and less neck strain.
LCD Monitor Stand 650/660
This Notebook Center helps to create a ergonomically sound workspace. By connecting a flat screen monitor, keyboard and mouse to the notebook, one can use their notebook as a desktop computer. Placing the notebook underneath the stand and a flat screen monitor on top. All cable ports and drives (CD/DVD) stay accessible.
