The M™ In-Line Document Holder, model DH640, is a highly functional and ergonomic accessory designed to improve productivity and reduce strain in office and workstation environments. This document holder is intelligently crafted to hold documents, papers, or reference materials securely and conveniently, keeping them in an optimal viewing position during work tasks.

Measuring 45.7 x 27.9 x 10 cm, the DH640 offers a spacious and well-proportioned platform that can accommodate various paper sizes, including letter, legal, and A4 formats. Its compact and lightweight design ensures easy placement on any desk, without occupying excessive space, maintaining an organized and clutter-free workspace.

The key feature that sets the M™ In-Line Document Holder apart is its unique in-line positioning. Placed directly between the keyboard and the monitor, it encourages a neutral and ergonomic posture, reducing the need to frequently turn the head or neck while referencing documents. This positioning promotes a natural alignment of the body, minimizing strain on the neck, shoulders, and eyes, which is especially valuable for those engaged in prolonged typing or data entry tasks.

Constructed from high-quality and durable materials, the DH640 ensures longevity and reliability, making it a reliable companion for daily use. Its adjustable viewing angle allows users to customize the tilt according to their comfort and preference, enhancing user experience and preventing uncomfortable bending or twisting of the neck.

Additionally, the M™ In-Line Document Holder features a non-slip base, which provides stability and prevents sliding or shifting during use.

Features

• Height and angle adjustable document holder
• The stable weighted base allows ledge to dip below the desk edge increasing desk space
• Places documents in-line with your monitor and keyboard
• Reduces movement of eyes, neck and shoulders minimising strain and increasing comfort
• Elastic line guide marks you place, keeps pages open and stretches to accommodate even the thickest books