Monitor Arm Mount, Bestand Vesa Single Display Desk Mount Stand for LCD LED Computer TV Screen up to 27", (Single Arm, Silver)

Overview: This ergonomically designed Monitor Mounting Arm makes it easy to adjust the LCD monitor to a comfortable position and is helpful in relieving eye fatigue, and neck and back pain. Universal rotation makes viewing your monitor from any angle possible. Universal rotation: The single-monitor mounting arm is possible to tilt the monitor -85 Degree/60 Degree forward and backward and at -90 Degree/+90 Degree left and right. It can easily be changed between vertical and horizontal orientations. The monitor requires nothing more than a light touch for up, down, forward, and back when using. Compatibility: The monitor arm works with almost any LCD monitors. The weight limit for suspending the monitor is 19.8 pounds. The max. allowed computer monitor size is 27" c/w VESA (100x100mm and 75x75mm) standard interfaces for LCD and LCD TV. The max. stretchable arm length of the monitor support is up to 23.5" and up to 18.5" from the desk surface in height. Easy Installation: Two installation methods are available for the monitor desk mount: multi-range clip-on type and hole type. The former one requires a desk with a thickness of 10mm-90mm, while the latter one requires a hole diameter of 5mm-60mm. The concealed cable system collects the power and video cable in the slide cover of the support which can make your desk cleaner. Engineering: This computer monitor mount is equipped with a damping adjustment system through which it can adjust to monitors of different weights. Decrease the damping for a lighter monitor, or increase the damping for a heavier monitor. Features: It is designed with features such as multi-node rotation at all angles, adjustable air pressure damping, anti-sinking and bowing air spring arm, and a free hovering system.

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B01MAXL958

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