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Newcastle Systems: Mobile workstation conversion options

Boost workplace productivity with mobile conversion options

By 24/7 Staff 
August 17, 2013

By converting a stationary workplace to a mobile one by Newcastle Systems, worker productivity can be increased.

The supplier’s conversion options integrate with current equipment to streamline processes in shipping, receiving, inventory management and other areas. Units include mobile powered laptop printer carts in a variety of sizes, from 18.5 x 22 x 39 inches to 24 x 26 x 60 inches, and swappable AC battery packs.

For further customization and user convenience, the mobile units can be enhanced with bubble wrap holders, LCD monitor holders, desk organizers, tablet holders, plexiglass printer enclosures, adjustable keyboard and mouse trays, and more.

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