Ergotron 33-415-062 WorkFit-SR Desktop Workstation

Screens tilt to your preferred angle

The ergonomic design offers 18" (45.7 cm) of in-tandem height adjustment for monitors and keyboard, with an extra 5" (13 cm) of independent lift for monitors. Screens tilt to your preferred angle and the deep worksurface lets you place the keyboard where you want it, controlling focal distance.

Configuration flexibility

The configuration flexibility makes WorkFit-SR well suited to taller users. The worksurface can lift higher than other WorkFit models and monitor pivots can be installed at tall-user heights. WorkFit-SR's spacious worksurface accommodates any keyboard and mousing device with plenty of room for other desktop items. An internal cable management hides cord clutter and includes pre-installed USB cable for easy connectivity.

Improve workflow

Ergotron WorkFit workstations bring new flexibility to traditionally static environments, increasing your options for equipment placement, improving workflow, and enhancing social interaction. That’s good for a company’s bottom line.

There are metabolic, cardio and mental impacts of sitting

• Muscle activity drops
• Metabolism slows
• Enzyme production lowers dramatically
• Insulin effectiveness drops
• Fatigue, distraction and stress increases
• Risk for anxiety and depression increases
• Risk of heart attack
• Risk of type 2 diabetes
• 21-25% of breast & colon cancer
• 30% ischaemic heart disease

Upgrading desks to sit-stand offers many benefits

There’s evidence that a sit-stand workstation can reduce sitting time in office workers. Furthermore, epidemiologic evidence suggests that the reductions in sitting at the workplace could potentially have considerable impact on cardiovascular disease and type 2 diabetes prevention. (Genevieve healy, PhD, The University of Queensland)

For people who sit most of the day, their risk of heart attack is about the same as smoking. (Martha Grogran, Cardiologist, Mayo Clinic)

Physical inactivity is now identified as the fourth leading risk factor for global mortality. (World Health Organization)

365 days of goodness

$1.10 per day. That’s the average cost of an Ergotron workstation. Equal to the cost of a typical daily indulgence at work. A cup of coffee. A soda. A pack of gum. An investment in sit-stand computing for employees not only is affordable, it is proven that ergonomic investment has up to 20% productivity gains. What can that mean for an employer?