I'm planning to use it on an electronic sit-stand table that move up and down. Is this stable enough that the monitor wouldn't move out of position?
1571457
Yes, if it is not moving too fast. Just use the included wrench to set the tension where it works the best.
1571458
We use these monitors arms at our Studio's sit stand workstations and haven't had any issues with them moving out of place. They are sturdy and lightweight.
1571459
Hello, yes this is a great dual monitor stand and will remain stable, and in its position if attached to a sit/stand table. The arms that hold the monitors are adjustable and have the ability to be loosened/tightened to your liking. I have used three different types and this is by far the best. You can mount on the side of a desk or through a grommet hole.
1571460
They're very adjustable, which is nice, but it's kind of always a wrestling match getting them right into position. Every time I move them in one direction, something ends up loosening up or something in another direction. Once they're in position, it's fine, it's just a bit of a struggle getting them just right. That being said, they definitely can hang out at basically any point in the arm's vertical range without sagging or whatever, once you get all the joints tightened.
1718289
In theory yes ( it can slide up and lock ), but i would not recommend it. The locking mechanism is really just there to keep it from sliding out the top. It might work for a small very light monitor.
902907
It's a pretty sturdy stand, so i think weight wise it could probably handle it. It'd be a bit awkward though because this is only about as wide as a monitor stand, i'd be more worried about it tipping over
494875
It mostly just sits there but has been pretty secure for my setup. I have a 42" LCD on it and no problems with it staying put. It gets spun about 2 or 3 times a day.
1828527
Not knowing the weight of your monitor, it's hard to say, but assuming it's a LCD type monitor, I'd think it would be fine. An old CRT, on the other hand, might be problematic. But it's a pretty sturdy stand, IMO.
1751694
The overall height of the setup is about three feet so it all depends on the height of the table it's attached to. The monitors can move a little themselves, about 6 inches up or down.
1464959
Yes it stands without being screwed to the desk...I have two 24" monitors and it's very stable.
712182
It depends on the mass of monitor. I have a ASUS PB278Q on these arms and it can't hold steady when I rise the monitor up. Because the arm only work good for a monitor between 9 and 20 pounds and PB278Q is 19.7 pound. Here's the official page of this product. I hope it's useful to you. http://www.ergotron.com/Products/tabid/65/PRDID/355/language/en-US/default.aspx
907047
So long as you don't worry about the vertical stability (tippiness) of the monitor, it would probably work ok. You might need to stabalize the monitor when raising or lowering the platform. I use mine with a laptop so never tried it with a separate monitor.
1828526
If it is a flat screen monitor and the shelf is on a stable surface - then yes - I think it would be OK. This shelf is very sturdy.
1637590
I have a laptop, a large flat-screen monitor, a keyboard and a mouse on mine and there is no noticeable movement when I'm working. But if you push on it, it will move a little. If you plan to use it for something other than its intended purpose with some equipment that is vibration-sensitive I hesitate to predict what will happen.
1216671
There is a clamp connecting the platform to the surface, and it is pretty secure. In the several months since I bought mine, it shifts slightly some.. But never falls off. I would assume unless the mouse is very heavy it would support it.
596493
I've done two installations of (2)-23" monitors each and they work just fine. It won't tip over, the base is heavy.
1833536
Depends on the surface in which it will be placed. The stand has a good weight to it and likely won't slide around. The metal tabs for holding pages are easily moved as well, but I don't know what your range of motion is. However, if you typed this question then I imagine you'll be just fine.
238904
I don't think it's sturdy enough for a monitor. I keep photo frames on it and they sometimes fall over.
837672
It would be stable but if you have a receiver, center speaker, TV, etc. it might be hard to move or drag into position. The stand itself is very heavy.
931079
Maybe. There is a tendency for the tray to tip forward. If you mount the monitor so that the center of gravity is close to the pivot point you may be OK, especially if you really tighten the pivot bolt, but then you will not be able to adjust the angle without loosening the bolt. If you use a couple of strips of Velcro tape you should be able to prevent if from falling off.