Not long ago, people relied on bulky lamp-based monitors, which required specialized computer desks, often corner ones, with various stands or recesses for comfortable work. With the transition to flat display devices, the very approach to organizing the workspace has changed. The only question that remains is: "How do I adjust an LCD monitor to suit my anthropometric measurements and different work styles?"
While the issue wasn't as pressing for home use, an effective solution was needed in the area of process control and monitoring, and one that was found and is now widely used.
What factors should you pay attention to when choosing a universal monitor holder?
- A modern table bracket is made only from steel or aluminum; various alloys and plastics will not withstand long-term use.
- The bracket is secured to the table using a heavy clamp on the end or through the hole for the wires. Steel less than 6 mm thick will not achieve the desired results.
- A reliable and smooth connection of the knees is achieved using a special plastic bushing, which absorbs excess energy and facilitates silent transformation.
- The voids serve as a reliable and safe cable channel for the wires. Their absence indicates an unprofessional holder and poor kinematics.
- The VESA (Video Electronics Standards Association) adapter has two types of center-to-center holes: 75x75 and 100x100 mm. For fixing to the rear surface, and is made of 4 mm steel.
All holders can be divided into fixed mounts, where adjustment is primarily tool-based, and adaptive mounts with a built-in gas lift. The latter offers maximum degrees of freedom and allows the monitor to be fixed in any position with a simple movement of the hand.
Dissol partners exclusively with high-quality, proven manufacturers such as Ergotron, Vogels, and ErgoFount. Depending on your delivery needs, our specialists will consult and help you purchase a monitor mount from stock or custom-order.
How to choose and order a monitor mount?
Before choosing a monitor holder for your desk, you first need to understand:
- justification of economic costs; sometimes it makes no sense to purchase expensive and professional solutions to solve minimal problems, and vice versa, where full adaptability is required, it is not worth saving, even if the purchase is determined by a small budget;
- Technical compatibility with control consoles or other furniture solutions. Our staff will consider ergonomics and prevent future conflicts between people, equipment, and monitor mounts.
- The definition of "monitor bracket" will help you correctly match the selected monitor to the required desktop mount. Otherwise, there is a high economic risk and project failure.
- A universal approach can save money in the future. Purchasing special adapters for two or three monitors will allow you to increase the number of display systems.
- A custom-made monitor stand will be more functional and cost-effective if you plan to have 3-4 tiers of monitors.
In addition, control tables and control panels may be required for fastenings.