The Joy Factory aXtion LockDown Tablet Tablet Holder - Portrait, Landscape - 147.3 mm x 269.2 mm x 127 mm x - Aluminium Alloy - Black - 6.80 kg Load Capacity - 360° Rotation, Adjustable, Key Lock, Ball Joint, Shock Resistant, Vibration Resistant, Corrosion Resistant, Cable Management, Adjustable Viewing Angle, Lockable, Secure, ...

Universal, Adjustable Holder with locking capability paired with a heavy duty AMPs pattern mount

The aXtion LockDown Universal Holder is made for tablets 8.1-inch to 10-inch. This bundle includes the tablet holder paired with an HD AMPs Mount. The HD AMPs Mount is a multifaceted mounting solution that can be used to position a tablet in a multitude of vehicles such as fire trucks, ambulances or police cruisers. The mount features a robust drill-down universal AMPs base that can be attached to a solid surface. The mount is vibration resistant, making it ideal for virtually any vehicle.

This universal tablet holder features a key security lock and is ideal for public workspaces like logistics, transportation and manufacturing. It features quick device removal. With the click of a button, the device easily slides in and out of the holder. The holder features a 38mm rubber coated ball joint. The rubber coating reduces friction and vibrations as well as allows a maximum holding capacity of up to 15 pounds. The ball joint also allows for adjustments to reach the perfect viewing angle in either portrait and landscape modes.

• Compatible with devices 8.1-inch to 10-inch
• Drill down base has an AMPs 30x38mm pattern for universal compatibility
• Certified vibration and shock resistant MIL-STD-810G 514.6
• Built with two 38mm spherical rubber coated ball joints to provide maximum holding strength
• Made with corrosion-resistant material making it ideal for mixed element environments
• Features cable management, 360 degree rotation, shock and vibration resistance, and near infinite adjustability
• Mount features two 38mm ball joints for increased hold capacity
• Optional locking lever for usage in public spaces