For this comparison, we are matching the closest comparable workstation and configuring the Biomorph ProPlus as fully as AFC presents its Dual-Tier workstation.
That means we are not comparing a bare Biomorph desk to a fully accessorized AFC setup. We are pricing the ProPlus with eight monitor positions, CPU storage, cable and power management, task lighting and casters.
We are also showing exactly what goes into the Biomorph build. That includes named components such as LINAK lift technology and Humanscale monitor arms and lighting, along with the current price you can see online, add to cart and purchase today.
AFC approaches pricing differently. Its current 772438 product page does not publish a purchase price, so there is no equivalent “add to cart today” number available online. Instead, we use the best public pricing information we can find, including historical list pricing and public contract pricing, and clearly label those figures as benchmarks rather than current AFC quotes.
For price comparisons throughout this article, we compare workstation pricing before installation whenever possible. Biomorph’s fully configured ProPlus is $10,872 before installation. Because we cannot verify installation as included in the AFC public pricing benchmarks, we treat those figures as workstation pricing before installation as well.
Biomorph also publishes its White Glove Installation price upfront: $850. Add that to the configured workstation and the final Biomorph total is $11,722 installed.
We will also compare the actual workstation specifications, including two important ergonomic differences: working height range and usable workstation depth.
The Biomorph ProPlus lowers to approximately 22.1 inches, while AFC publishes a 28-inch minimum for the 772438 — a difference of 5.9 inches at the low end. ProPlus also reaches 48.6 inches versus AFC’s published 47-inch maximum.
There is a footprint difference too. AFC publishes the 772438 at approximately 90 inches wide × 38 inches deep. ProPlus is approximately 88 inches wide × 47 inches deep. In other words, ProPlus gives up only about one inch on each side in overall width, while gaining approximately nine inches of front-to-back depth.
Because both desks are curved rather than simple rectangles, overall width × depth should not be treated as literal surface-area math. But the ProPlus footprint provides substantially more front-to-back working room while remaining nearly the same overall width.
So this comparison is about more than price. We are comparing the workstation you actually receive, the technology inside it, the ergonomic range, the usable working space and the way pricing is presented.
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Two Highly Comparable Curved Dual-Surface Workstations
This comparison focuses on the Biomorph ProPlus and AFC Industries’ Dual-Tier Height Adjustable Computer Desk, SKU 772438 / BDT7272.
AFC presents the 772438 as a highly equipped curved dual-tier workstation with two independently powered work surfaces, eight Z-series monitor arms, two CPU holders, task lighting, cable management, a phone arm, cup holder and casters.
Biomorph’s ProPlus uses the same core curved dual-surface concept, but approaches the workstation as a configurable system. Buyers can select monitor hardware according to actual display weight and add CPU storage, cable and power management, lighting, mobility and installation as needed.
What Exactly Are We Comparing?
To keep the comparison as close as possible, we configured the ProPlus with eight monitor positions using four Humanscale MFlex M2 dual-monitor arms, two CPU holders, cable and power management, USB charging, locking casters and a Humanscale task light.
This gives us a realistic apples-to-apples workstation configuration against the accessory package AFC currently shows for the 772438.
Our Biomorph ProPlus Build
Biomorph ProPlus — $5,400
4 × Humanscale MFlex M2 Dual Monitor Arms — $3,596
2 × Leg-Mounted CPU Holders — $500
CableCab + Cable Spine + 10-Outlet Tripp Lite — $675
Desk2Device USB Charger — $120
Heavy-Duty Locking Casters — $155
Humanscale Element Vision Task Light — $426
Fully Configured ProPlus Before Installation: $10,872

Biomorph White Glove Installation is published separately at $850.
Final Biomorph Price With White Glove Installation: $11,722
That distinction is important. Our workstation-to-workstation comparison uses the $10,872 uninstalled price. The $11,722 figure shows what the same configuration costs after adding Biomorph’s published installation charge.
The AFC 772438 Build
AFC’s 772438 / BDT7272 configuration includes dual independently powered surfaces, eight Z-series monitor arms, a phone arm, two CPU holders, AmbiTask lighting, cable-management drops, a cup holder and casters.
AFC does not publish a current purchase price on the product page. Buyers are directed to “Get Price” and contact AFC for a quote.
What Public AFC Pricing Can We Find?
A public 2023 New York State price schedule lists a related AFC BDT7272-family dual-tier workstation at a $17,057.46 list price and a $10,379.46 New York State contract price.
We cannot verify installation as included in those public figures, so throughout this article we treat them as workstation pricing before installation.
That schedule is approximately three years old and is not a current quote for SKU 772438. To avoid comparing Biomorph’s current 2026 price with an unchanged 2023 figure, we also show estimated 2026 equivalents using a 3%–4% annual pricing assumption.
That produces estimated benchmarks of approximately:
Estimated 2026 AFC list benchmark: $18,639–$19,187
Estimated 2026 AFC contract benchmark: $11,342–$11,675
These are estimates, not current AFC prices. Current AFC workstation, shipping and installation pricing requires a direct quote.
Quick comparison: The chart below summarizes the key differences in footprint, height range, monitor hardware, components, pricing and purchasing process.
Curved Radiology Workstation Quick Comparison
Biomorph ProPlus versus AFC 772438 / BDT7272, comparing workspace, ergonomics, monitor positioning, components and pricing.
| Feature | Biomorph ProPlus | AFC 772438 / BDT7272 |
|---|---|---|
| Workspace & Ergonomics | ||
| Overall Width | Approx. 88" | Approx. 90" |
| Overall Depth | Approx. 47" About 9" deeper front-to-back | Approx. 38" |
| Footprint Difference | More front-to-back room Only ~1" less width on each side, with ~9" additional depth | Slightly wider About 2" wider overall |
| Curved Dual-Surface Design | ✓ | ✓ |
| Independent Powered Surfaces | ✓ | ✓ |
| Published Height Range | 22.1"–48.6" 26.5" total adjustment range | 28"–47" 19" total adjustment range |
| Low-End Difference | 5.9" lower | 28" minimum |
| High-End Difference | 1.6" higher | 47" maximum |
| Total Adjustment Range | 26.5" 7.5" more total vertical adjustment | 19" |
| Monitor Configuration | ||
| 8 Monitor Positions in Comparison Build | ✓ | ✓ |
| Monitor System | 4 Humanscale MFlex M2 dual arms | 8 AFC Z-series arms |
| Published Monitor Capacity | Up to 28 lb per monitor | Up to 25 lb per monitor |
| Higher-Capacity Arm Option | Yes M8 Dual available for heavier displays | Z-series configuration shown |
| Components & Accessories | ||
| Lift Technology Manufacturer | LINAK Disclosed by name | Electric telescopic lifter OEM not identified on product page reviewed |
| CPU Holders | 2 in comparison build | 2 listed |
| Task Lighting | Humanscale Element Vision | AmbiTask Light Combo |
| Cable / Power Management | ✓ | ✓ |
| Casters | 4 heavy-duty locking casters | 5" casters; front two locking |
| Pricing & Buying Process | ||
| Configured Workstation Price Before Installation |
$10,872 Current configured workstation price
|
Quote Required Current 772438 price not published online
|
| Historical Public Benchmark | Current pricing published | $17,057 list $10,379 NY State contract, 2023 related BDT7272-family listing |
| Estimated 2026 Workstation Benchmark | $10,872 current configured price | $18,639–$19,187 list estimate $11,342–$11,675 estimated historical contract equivalent |
| Installation Price Visibility | $850 White Glove Published upfront | Quote required No current installation price verified in public benchmark |
| Final Biomorph Installed Total |
$11,722 $10,872 workstation + $850 White Glove Installation
|
Current total requires quote |
| Buying Process | Configure → See Price → Buy Installation price visible too | Contact AFC → Configure → Receive Quote |
Information and pricing research current as of August 30, 2026. AFC does not publish a current online price for SKU 772438. Historical AFC figures shown are from a 2023 New York State schedule for a related BDT7272-family workstation. The estimated 2026 AFC ranges use a 3%–4% annual pricing assumption and are not current AFC quotes. Installation is not treated as included in the AFC benchmark because we could not verify that from the public pricing information reviewed. Biomorph pricing reflects the exact configuration described in this article.
The Workspace Difference: Nearly the Same Width, Much More Depth
The two desks are surprisingly close in overall width.
AFC publishes the 772438 at approximately 90 inches wide. The Biomorph ProPlus is approximately 88 inches wide.
That means the ProPlus gives up only about one inch on the left and one inch on the right in overall span.
But the front-to-back difference is much larger.
AFC publishes approximately 38 inches of overall depth, while ProPlus reaches approximately 47 inches deep.
That is approximately 9 additional inches of front-to-back depth.
For a multi-monitor reading station, that extra depth can be valuable. It gives the workstation more room for monitor placement, viewing distance, input devices and the working area in front of the user without dramatically increasing the overall width of the installation.
Because both workstations have curved surfaces, width × depth is not a literal calculation of usable desktop square inches. The more meaningful comparison is the footprint itself: ProPlus stays within about two inches of AFC’s total width while providing substantially greater front-to-back working depth.
Start With the Biggest Vertical Ergonomic Difference: 22.1 Inches vs. 28 Inches
Both desks are sit-to-stand, but their published ranges are not the same.
Biomorph ProPlus reaches approximately 22.1 inches at its lowest setting. AFC publishes a minimum height of 28 inches.
That is a 5.9-inch difference at the low end.
The difference continues at the top. ProPlus reaches approximately 48.6 inches, compared with AFC’s published 47-inch maximum.
That gives ProPlus a total published adjustment span of approximately 26.5 inches, versus 19 inches for AFC.
ProPlus therefore provides approximately 7.5 additional inches of total vertical adjustment range.
For radiologists who spend long periods seated, the low end can be especially important. A desk that lowers farther gives more flexibility to position the keyboard and input surface around the user’s seated elbow height rather than forcing the user to raise the chair or reach upward.
At the opposite end, the higher maximum provides additional standing flexibility for taller users.
The goal is not simply to own a desk that can stand. It is to have a workstation with enough adjustment range to fit the individual user.
Both Use Independently Adjustable Dual Surfaces
Both AFC and Biomorph allow the monitor tier and user work surface to move independently.
That separates monitor positioning from keyboard and input-device positioning — an important distinction in radiology, where viewing height and hand position do not necessarily belong at the same elevation.
Both Use Articulated Monitor Arms
AFC lists eight Z-series arms in its 772438 configuration, with published capacity up to 25 pounds per monitor.
For our direct Biomorph comparison, we use four Humanscale MFlex M2 dual arms to create eight monitor positions, with capacity up to 28 pounds per monitor.
Why We Use M2 Arms in the Main Comparison
The goal is to compare similar specifications — not simply load Biomorph with the most expensive hardware available.
The MFlex M2’s 28-pound-per-monitor capacity is close to AFC’s 25-pound Z-series specification, making four M2 Dual arms the appropriate baseline for the direct comparison.
If your reading station includes heavier diagnostic displays, Biomorph can substitute higher-capacity M8 Dual arms only where they are needed.
Need Heavier Monitor Arms?
A mixed configuration of two M2 Dual arms and two M8 Dual arms increases the complete ProPlus from $10,872 to $11,764 before installation.
Add the same $850 White Glove Installation and the mixed configuration totals $12,614 installed.
If all eight positions require M8 hardware, the workstation is $12,656 before installation and $13,506 installed.
The advantage is flexibility: specify the arm to the actual display rather than automatically over-specifying every monitor position.
Biomorph Tells You What’s Inside
ProPlus uses premium LINAK lift technology and can be configured with Humanscale monitor arms and task lighting.
That gives buyers visibility into key component manufacturers, not just a finished workstation specification.
What Powers the AFC Desk?
AFC describes the workstation as using electric-powered telescopic lifters. In the current product information we reviewed, AFC does not identify the lift-column or motor manufacturer by name.
That does not mean AFC’s lift technology is inferior. It is simply a difference in component transparency.
Lighting, CPU Storage, Cable Management and Power
AFC lists an AmbiTask Light Combo, two CPU holders and cable-management drops in the 772438 configuration.
Our ProPlus comparison includes a Humanscale Element Vision Task Light, two leg-mounted CPU holders, CableCab, cable spine, 10-outlet Tripp Lite power and Desk2Device USB charging.
For dedicated radiology reading rooms, Biomorph also offers specialized ambient backlighting separately, but it is not included here because it serves a different function than AFC’s task light.
Mobility
AFC lists 5-inch casters, with the front two locking. Our comparison ProPlus includes four heavy-duty locking casters.
One practical note: Biomorph casters add approximately three inches to the desk height. If achieving the absolute lowest possible seated position is the priority, levelers may be preferred.
Compare Workstation Pricing Before Installation
To keep the price comparison consistent, we use uninstalled workstation pricing for both companies.
Biomorph ProPlus fully configured before installation: $10,872
AFC’s current 772438 price is not published online.
The public historical benchmarks we found are:
2023 AFC list benchmark: $17,057.46
2023 New York State contract benchmark: $10,379.46
Using a 3%–4% annual pricing assumption to age those historical figures forward approximately three years produces:
Estimated 2026 AFC list benchmark: $18,639–$19,187
Estimated 2026 contract benchmark: $11,342–$11,675
Those AFC numbers are estimates and do not include any installation cost we can verify from the public benchmark.
Then Add Installation
Biomorph publishes White Glove Installation upfront at:
$850
So the final price for the exact ProPlus configuration in this article is:
$11,722 installed
We think transparent workstation pricing is more useful when buyers can also see what professional installation will cost.
There is no hidden installation line item that only appears after you ask for a quote. For this configuration, the workstation is $10,872, White Glove Installation is $850, and the final installed price is $11,722.
AFC’s current workstation, shipping and installation costs require a direct quote.
We Are Intentionally Showing AFC’s Lower Contract-Pricing Scenario
This comparison is meant to be useful, not engineered so Biomorph wins every price comparison.
That is why we show both AFC’s historical list price and its substantially lower New York State contract benchmark.
A large hospital system, government entity or other organization purchasing through a contract may receive pricing materially below list.
Even using the estimated 2026 equivalent of that old contract benchmark, however, the comparison is meaningful:
Biomorph configured workstation: $10,872
Estimated AFC historical-contract equivalent: $11,342–$11,675
Again, AFC’s actual current price may be higher or lower. The only way to know is to request a current quote.
Biomorph Pricing Is Available Before the Sales Call
With Biomorph, you can see the workstation price, select components and understand the cost before deciding whether you need project assistance.
For larger installations, you can still work directly with Biomorph on space planning, configuration and project-specific requirements.
You do not have to choose between transparent pricing and personal service.
Need More Room for Eight Displays?
The ProPlus provides substantial front-to-back working depth, but screen size and orientation still matter when planning an eight-monitor reading station.
For larger diagnostic displays or configurations requiring even more physical room, Biomorph also offers the Pro SuperPlus.
Go Bigger: Pro SuperPlus
The Biomorph Pro SuperPlus retains the curved dual-surface concept, expands the workstation footprint and adds a fifth leg for additional support and stability.
It starts at $7,600 before accessories and can be configured for up to 10 monitors.
We do not include Pro SuperPlus in the AFC price comparison because ProPlus is the closer direct comparison. Pro SuperPlus is simply the upgrade path when monitor count, display size and room dimensions justify the larger workstation.
So, How Different Are These Workstations?
They share many important fundamentals: curved dual-surface architecture, independent powered adjustment, articulated monitor support, CPU storage, cable management, task lighting, mobility and professional project support.
The meaningful differences are in the range, workspace, components and purchasing process.
ProPlus provides substantially more vertical adjustment.
It goes 5.9 inches lower, 1.6 inches higher and provides approximately 7.5 inches more total adjustment range based on the published specifications compared here.
ProPlus provides substantially more front-to-back working depth.
AFC is approximately 90 inches wide versus 88 inches for ProPlus — only about one inch of additional width on each side.
But ProPlus is approximately 47 inches deep versus 38 inches for AFC, providing about 9 additional inches of front-to-back depth.
Biomorph identifies key technology suppliers.
That includes LINAK lift technology and Humanscale ergonomic components.
Biomorph lets you match the monitor arm to the display.
The comparison uses M2 hardware with up to 28 pounds of capacity per monitor. Higher-capacity M8 arms can be substituted where heavier diagnostic displays require them.
And the purchasing process is different.
Biomorph publishes current workstation pricing and installation pricing. AFC requires a current quote.
The Bottom Line
These are both sophisticated curved dual-surface workstations, and AFC deserves credit for presenting a heavily equipped configuration.
But when the specifications are compared directly, ProPlus offers a broader ergonomic range and substantially more front-to-back working depth while remaining nearly the same overall width.
For a radiologist, that means more flexibility in both directions: more room to position the workstation around multiple displays and a wider vertical range to position the workstation around the individual user.
Then there is pricing.
Biomorph ProPlus configured workstation: $10,872
Biomorph White Glove Installation: $850
Biomorph final installed price: $11,722
AFC’s current 772438 workstation and installation pricing requires a quote. The historical list and contract figures in this article provide useful context, but they are not substitutes for a current AFC proposal.
Compare the workspace. Compare the ergonomic range. Compare the components. Compare the workstation price. Then compare what it actually costs to install it.
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FAQs
How do the ProPlus and AFC 772438 dimensions compare?
AFC publishes the 772438 at approximately 90 inches wide × 38 inches deep. ProPlus is approximately 88 inches wide × 47 inches deep. AFC is about two inches wider overall, while ProPlus provides approximately nine additional inches of front-to-back depth.
Does that mean ProPlus has more workspace?
The two desks are curved, so simple width × depth multiplication does not accurately represent usable surface area. What the published dimensions do show is that ProPlus stays nearly the same overall width while providing substantially greater front-to-back depth, which can create more working room for monitor placement, viewing distance and input devices.
What is the biggest ergonomic height difference?
ProPlus reaches approximately 22.1 inches at its lowest setting compared with AFC’s published 28-inch minimum — a 5.9-inch difference. ProPlus also reaches 48.6 inches versus 47 inches for AFC.
How much total height adjustment does each workstation provide?
Based on the published ranges compared here, ProPlus provides approximately 26.5 inches of total vertical adjustment versus approximately 19 inches for AFC — about 7.5 additional inches of range.
What price should I use for the direct comparison?
Use Biomorph’s $10,872 fully configured price before installation. That keeps the workstation comparison consistent with AFC’s historical benchmarks, where we cannot verify installation as included.
What is Biomorph’s installation cost?
White Glove Installation for this configuration is published at $850, bringing the final installed Biomorph total to $11,722.
Does AFC publish installation pricing?
We did not find a current public installation price tied to the 772438. Current workstation, shipping and installation pricing should be confirmed directly with AFC.
Why does the Biomorph comparison use M2 monitor arms?
The MFlex M2 supports up to 28 pounds per monitor, making it a close specification comparison to AFC’s 25-pound Z-series arms. Heavier M8 arms can be substituted where required.
What if some diagnostic monitors are heavier?
A mixed M2/M8 ProPlus configuration is $11,764 before installation and $12,614 installed. An all-M8 eight-position configuration is $12,656 before installation and $13,506 installed.
What if I need more room than ProPlus?
Pro SuperPlus is the larger five-leg upgrade path. It starts at $7,600 before accessories and can support configurations of up to 10 monitors.
Key Takeaways
Biomorph ProPlus and AFC 772438 are highly comparable curved dual-surface radiology workstations.
AFC is approximately 2 inches wider overall, while ProPlus provides approximately 9 inches more front-to-back depth.
ProPlus also provides the broader published vertical ergonomic range:
Biomorph ProPlus: 22.1"–48.6"
AFC 772438: 28"–47"
That means ProPlus goes approximately 5.9 inches lower, 1.6 inches higher and provides approximately 7.5 inches more total adjustment range.
For the direct workstation price comparison:
Biomorph fully configured before installation: $10,872
AFC current price: Quote required
Historical AFC public benchmarks provide context, including a 2023 related BDT7272-family list price of $17,057 and New York State contract price of $10,379. Estimated 2026 equivalents are shown in this article for comparison only.
Biomorph also publishes White Glove Installation upfront:
Installation: $850
Final installed Biomorph total: $11,722
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