What kind of arc does this stand have for the arms?
1598155
Its completely adjustable. If you want the a flat or 90 degree you can choose that. Its quite heavy as well I get earthquakes here and it doesn't move.
1598156
The arms can swing a full 90 degrees to the front to make a letter U if you want, the length of the arms extends as well to accommodate monitors up to 24"
927038
The arms are all pvc .Only the mounting brackets and hardware are metal. They are very strong and a good product. I would recommend them !
976252
It is a swing arm. As configured, it swung the opposite direction I wanted it to. So I simply rotated the lamp assembly 180 degrees when I installed it. That solved the problem. Prior to my purchase, I had read some complaints of instability. My experience is the opposite. I am very well pleased.
1787569
There's only one arc mode, but you can change its power. It's sliced through rusted 3/8" flat bar with no trouble, as long as the ground clamp had good contact. Otherwise, the arc goes out.
1844366
No...it's a solid arm. I couldn't be happier with my all brass purchase. The whole fixture does swivel without loosening anything. The flow is quite adequate for my needs. Hope this helps
208628
The arm has two sections. The inner section only moves horizontally in a 180 degree arc. The outer arm section pivots horizontally as well but also vertically. The vertical adjustment on my installation is 8 inches up from center. I can adjust down only about 6 inches but that's because it bumps into the desk. The vertical adjustment is in an arc so the distance from the wall changes as you raise and lower it.
897101
There are 4 screws holding arm on. I removed the whole mounting arm and put on an adjustable easel type stand for sitting on a table. It is a standard 4 screw mount.
1781545
Our lamp is perfect for our needs, especially having the brass finish since our wood burning stove, in the same room of our home, has brass accents. However, we have adjusted the arms from side to side positioning but have never even needed to move any of the arms up or down. It's a great item and quite reasonably priced but I can't answer your specific question...
1529856
I cannot respond to your question due to the lack of specifics. I have two of these, and if you set it up correctly you can easliy accomodate your situation. It is a fantastic extremely well built arm. Also if you are installing it to dry wall, or anything less than a stud or solid wood, be sure to obtain the ELFA anchor bolts from the Container store. They are inexpensive and work terrific for a solid installation. Hope will enjoy the arm -- I highly recommend it and it is a great looking piece in addition to be extremely functional.
861126
There are bolts that are connected to the middle of the three arms. And the post has holes for the bolts going up and down the back of it, look at the 4th picture.
1620561
The arms will bend. However, not sure precisely how much. Get Tons Of Compliments On This lamp. Probably worth a try in my opinion.
2036543
No, just a small crank arm. It is still by far an easy stand to use though. I just wish i had bougth it years ago!!
1159036
This arm should be able to any reflector that's not too heavy and can fit between the two clamps on the reflector arm. I only use circular reflectors and it works perfectly for those. The arm and stand are pretty strong and durable.
516956
The arm itself has a limited range of motion but you can rotate it to satisfy almost any angle. I currenty have one on the wall and one under the eaves of the garage.
75907
Not sure. I bought this for a crib that looked similar in color and design. I had to make some adjustments to it but the arm is functional and looks ok on the bed.
1689447
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
1669092
The photo shows the full extension. If you want a slight angle for back it don't expect the plastic housing to hold. I use a real C-stand with an arm.