What is the size & wight capacitiy of the monitor arm?
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I don't know the capacity but I have about 15 pounds on mine with no problem at all. The build quality seems good to me. My mounting is more solid than would usually be possible and i think that would usually be the first point to fail. Mine is about 20" high and 36" wide when expanded. I just posted a picture. I hope this helps.
81123
I have a 21 inch led on it and I am positive it could hold much larger. It is very sturdy/heavy duty. Hope that helps.
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27-1/2" x 12-1/2" Please be aware that this monitor is not setup for wall mounting. There are no holes.
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My HP arm is mounted on a desktop and the middle support arm that attaches to the post is mounted at the top of the post. When the spring loaded section is raised as high as it will go, I measured 18.5 inches from the top of the VESA mounting plate to the desktop.
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2 inches I believe. Not real sure though. Its big and heavy that I can attest to. I also know these mounts wont hold more then 12 pounds on each mount and that's pushing it. Stick to 23 inch monitor or smaller!
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The arm adjustment is simple you support the weight of the monitor and press the release button on the arm and raise it to the desired height and release the button. The adjustment only takes a couple of seconds.
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According to the Asus website, it says this monitor is "VESA Wall Mount Standard (75 x 75 mm) compatible", so ignore uninformed wrong answers
357753
47.5 x 16.8 x 18.5 inches ; 23 pounds - pulled from the description. I have 3 Acer 24" monitors that are quite heavy, about 11lbs and if you don't have everything tightened it can sag a bit on the left and right monitors. I honestly don't notice it that much but it might bother you.
1936798
I have a pretty large monitor on mine... it barely fits... I think its a 23 inch...
890575
I honestly don't know, but I read the specifications for this monitor, and it said no VESA mounting, if that's what you mean. I don't see anything on the back of the monitor that looks like something you could attach a mounting arm to. I hope this helps you.
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These are the following dimensions: Overall with stand: 21.9" x 16.5" x 8.6" Specifically the monitor housing: 21.9" x 13.6" x 2.0" Specifically the Screen:19.5" diagonal / 17.1" horizontal x 9.5" vertical More exhaustive specifications are on the ViewSonic page here: http://www.viewsonic.com/us/va2037m-led.html
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The measurement is diagonal and in reality, it is small. Please check the detailed specifications on the monitor for actual W and H. Thanks.
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HI,The information is as follows.*Piece with Arm: 17"L x 14"W *No Arm Peices: 14"L x 14"WLet me know how I can further assist you!Rishy877-552-2229 ext 304
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Specifications*Supports 95% of monitors in use today (up to 20 pounds)*Interchangeable mounting options attach to a variety of work surfaces*Integrated cable management hides cables within the arm*Removable 180° stop protects walls and panels*Arm reach: 20"*Height adjustment range: 10"*Weight: 5.7 pounds*15-year 24/7 warranty
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The rating is a maximum of 30#. I think there would be issues at 32#. I wasn't happy with the limited travel of the arm. I am currently running (3) 30" monitors.
277094
Honestly, I don't remember, sorry. I know I had the screws that fit my 32" Samsung, but I am actually using it as a computer monitor and I can't remember if the screws came with this or the extension arm I bought with this item to mount it.
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The post is 11" and the maximum extension of the arms is about 15". Taking the VESA mount into consideration, I am able to get the bottom of my 19" monitor about 21" off the desk.
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Let me see if I understand correctly before answering. Are you looking to see how much these arms will extend? Or if I had the pole in the center of my table, how much would I be able to pull these monitors towards me while still staying side by side?