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Powered, workstations on wheels provide an ergonomic solution to caregivers, a flexible platform for IT and a reliable long term asset for healthcare facilities. Workstations are easily configurable and can adapt to changing clinical and IT requirements.

From powered, monitor and computer workstations to simple, non-powered units, workstations offer ultimate user comfort, convenience and flexibility – each delivering better patient experiences though streamlined and easy-to-maneuver design.

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Power

Advanced Li-Nano batteries have a run time of 13 hours over 5000+ cycels.

Finish

Antimicrobial treated surfaced protect against the proliferation of degrading bacteria.

Flexibility

Field-upgradeable options allow carts to adapt as your needs change

Ergonomics

Workstations, keyboards and monitor mounts are designed to adjust to the caregiver.

Monitors

Choose from single or double monitors that raise, lower, tilt, swivel and rotate.

Keyboard

Keyboard trays offer the widest range of ergonomic adjustment available.

Accessories

Equip carts with a range of accessories including drawers, baskets, sharps containers and more.

Height-adjustable

Even documentation stations can include a stable, height adjustable platform to work from.

Tips and Tricks

We’re committed to making things easy. Here’s a few things to know about this product.

  1. Tracking casters can be added for increased maneuverability.
  2. Look for smooth surfaces and minimal gaps for improved cleanability.
  3. Ensure weight capacity is sufficient for the equipment you’re using.

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