From the nurse station to the pharmacy — the right lock for every tablet in the building. Find yours in under a minute.
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A budget-friendly, keyed setup that can go almost anywhere — a nurse station, a shared office, or a check-in desk.
Medication rounds or bedside checks away from a fixed station, then docked and locked when the round is done.
Best fit: Grip and Dock
A virtual visit or bedside consult where the screen extends out, then folds back and locks against the wall.
A patient-facing spot where a dangling cord would look unprofessional.
Best fit: AV Capsule
A shared charting tablet that gets tapped all shift, every shift.
A full computer-on-wheels setup, a branded check-in kiosk, or a supply-room screen that needs extra security.
Best fit: Premium Rolling Cart, Brandable Floor Stand, Cling Mast, or Bow
Area 1
A shared charting tablet needs to stay exactly where staff left it — individually keyed, bolted down, and ready for the next login.
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Best for a permanent, keyed charting station
Bolts to the nurse station counter and locks the tablet inside a keyed enclosure — it stays exactly where staff left it, ready for the next login.
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Best for a durable, reverse-tilt charting stand
A steel-and-aluminum stand with a keyed enclosure, angled back toward the nurse station. Built to hold up to shift after shift of constant use.
Area 2
A tablet used for patient engagement or virtual visits needs to lock to the wall, keep its cable out of sight, and still reach the bedside when needed.
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Best for hiding the adapter in a patient room
A keyed, rounded enclosure that tucks the charging adapter out of sight — a tidy, professional-looking install for a patient engagement or telehealth tablet.
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Best for reaching the bedside, then locking back
Mount it to the wall and it extends up to 24″ toward the bed for a virtual visit or patient education video, then locks back flush against the wall.
Area 3
Staff carry the tablet from room to room on rounds, then it needs to lock back down at the cart — not left loose for anyone to walk off with.
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Best for a full mobile workstation on wheels
A height-adjustable rolling cart with locking casters and a keyed enclosure — built for a computer-on-wheels setup that moves between rooms all shift.
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Best for rounds — carry it, then lock it back
A hand grip lets staff pull the tablet off its base for medication rounds, then dock and lock it back at the cart when the round is done.
Area 4
A self-check-in kiosk sits in the open all day. It needs a keyed enclosure that bolts to the floor, so no one but staff can get inside.
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Best for a low-cost, ADA-reachable check-in kiosk
A lightweight, keyed floor stand that bolts down at the check-in desk — ADA compliant, so it's reachable for any patient signing in.
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Best for a branded self-check-in station
A larger keyed floor stand with a customizable panel for your clinic's branding or signage, bolted down for a busy waiting room.
Area 5
A consultation room tablet gets repositioned for the patient, then locked back in place between visits.
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Best for repositioning toward the patient
A compact wall arm with a keyed enclosure that tilts and extends toward the patient for a consultation, then folds back flat against the wall.
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Best for a fast setup, no enclosure needed
Clamps directly onto the tablet with tamper-resistant screws — no enclosure to swap between devices, ideal for a consultation room that shares tablets across staff.
Area 6
The highest-security area in the building. These stay clamped or bolted down, with tamper-resistant hardware and individually keyed locks.
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Best for the highest-security fixed install
An adjustable clamp with tamper-resistant screws holds the tablet steady at the pharmacy counter — Mast-level stability without needing a device-specific enclosure.
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Best for an ADA-reachable, keyed supply room screen
A tilting, keyed wall mount at staff height — reachable, secure, and out of the way in a supply room or medication room.
Side-by-Side
All 12 locking mounts at a glance, area by area.
| Stand | Best Area | Motion | Max Screen | Max Load | Lock Type | Mounts To | Material | SKU |
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| Nurse Station | Fixed 45° | 20″ | 10 lb | Keyed | Wall / Counter | Steel | 111B / 111W | |
| Nurse Station | Reverse tilt | 20″ | 10 lb | Keyed | Wall / Counter | Steel & aluminum | 333B / 333W | |
| Patient Room | Fixed 30° | 20″ | 10 lb | Keyed | Wall / Counter | Steel | 341B | |
| Patient Room | Full motion | 24″ | 10 lb | Keyed | Wall | Aluminum | 660REACH | |
| Medication Cart | Tilt & pan | 20″ | 10 lb | Keyed | Rolling cart | Steel | MCRSTDEXW | |
| Medication Cart | Full motion | Universal | 5 lb | Lockable dock | Wall / Counter | Steel | 189BGRPLCK | |
| Check-In | Tilt 90°/-55° | 15.6″ | 11 lb | Keyed | Floor | Steel | 150B / 150W | |
| Check-In | Full tilt | 24″ | 10 lb | Keyed | Floor | Steel | 140B / 140W | |
| Telehealth | Full motion | 15″ | 4.8 lb | Keyed | Wall | Aluminum | 827B / 827W | |
| Telehealth | Fixed | 11″ freestanding | 3 lb | Tamper-resistant | Wall / Counter | Aluminum | GLDTABB / GLDTABW | |
| Pharmacy | Adjustable tilt | 8″–14.6″ | 3.67 lb | Tamper-resistant | Counter | Steel & aluminum | 333UCLB | |
| Pharmacy | Tilt only | 27″ | 10 lb | Keyed | Wall | Aluminum | 505B / 505W |
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FAQ
Written to match exactly how people search — so you get the right answer, wherever you look.
The AV Capsule has an internal compartment built to conceal the charging adapter behind a clean, rounded enclosure — ideal for a patient room wall mount.
Yes — the Grip and Dock is built for exactly this. A hand grip lets staff pull the tablet off its base for medication rounds, then dock and lock it back at the cart when they're done.
The Swift is a lightweight, keyed floor stand that's ADA compliant and bolts down for service. For a larger, branded station, the Brandable Floor Stand adds a customizable panel for your clinic's signage.
Each enclosure ships individually keyed by default, so one tablet's key won't open another. For a unit with many tablets, the Keyed Alike Upgrade lets one key open every enclosure in the order, while each still uses its own unique key combination.
Yes. The Core, Mast, AV Capsule, Reach, Swift, Brandable Floor Stand, Swing, and Bow are all available in an enclosure sized for iPad, Galaxy Tab, or Surface. The GlideTab and Cling Mast clamp directly onto almost any tablet without a device-specific enclosure.
Yes. Every keyed enclosure on this page keeps the front and rear cameras, sensors, and charging port exposed, so the tablet keeps working exactly as it should while it's locked down.