African Design Magazine ADM #43 August 2018 | Page 6

COMPUTER MONITOR ARMS
this could be beneficial to all users, he
decided to market it as a product that can
be to benefit of all computer users.
Currently being trademark registered
under the NMIC name, the arms are
totally South African designed and
manufactured. They are machined from
solid aluminium, anodised in black or
silver, with stainless fasteners and pivots.
They are fully adjustable, up, down, and
can be moved to virtually any position.
For a one on one presentation, the screen
can swing 90º so both parties can view
the presentation. There is a precision ball
joint behind the screen that enables the
user to tilt the screen to remove reflected
glare. The screen can also be turned to
portrait mode as well. It can be fixed to
the desk either by bolt on, clamp on,
grommet bolt on (to utilise the grommet
hole in many desks). A wall mount option
is available as well. This has found an
additional use in mounting CCTV screens
that take up space. Where today’s office
desks are becoming smaller, the desk
space is enhanced with the monitor arm,
giving more area for workspace. A recent
addition is the laptop and document tray.
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The arm is available for either single
or dual screens. The dual screens are
especially noteworthy for high end CAD
programs, where the menu is on one
screen, and the drawing on the other.
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