The Floor Post series of radiology workstations is designed to make the most of limited space by accommodating multiple simultaneous users.

It has a single column with a secure track on two sides for mounting monitors, keyboards and CPUs. The design allows for flexible configuration, with the option to create up to four workstations on one post. It can become a highly functional technology hub in almost any medical facility location, including crowded treatment rooms and hallways.

The 16-inch-by-16-inch base is fixed to a stationary position, while the attachments are height adjustable along a track. Users may select various AFC Industries monitor holders, CPU holders and keyboard and mouse trays, along with many other optional accessories, such as cable management, storage accessories and lighting.

For more information: www.afcindustries.com


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