Evoâ„¢ Monitor Arm

Multiple design award winner: Best of Necon, US Interior Design Best of Year, Europe’s Red Dot. Evo™ monitor arms suspend LCD monitors weightlessly above the desk, where they can be instantly repositioned with one hand for comfortable viewing. Evo saves space and allows users to precisely position LCD monitors. Dimensions: Evo extends up to 40 […]

BY jesse

November 21st, 2008

Dimensions: Evo extends up to 40 cm in length and 30 cm in height, and supports monitors up to 10 kg in weight, catering for almost all 15 inch – 23 inch screens.

Delivery time: Three days

Applications: General commercial, healthcare

Variations: Wall mount, screen mount, desk mount. Extensions. Over 30 different combinations

Finish: Anodised aluminium, satin chrome, glam black, gloss white, 40 colours available

Manufacturer and Designer: Innovative Office Products, www.lcdarms.com

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