What is the size &amp; 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.
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The height position on the mounting post is semi permanent, not something you would want to adjust regularly. However the arm itself provides height adjustment swing capability of about 12 inches BTW, the monitor mounting bracket also has a swing range allowing you to aim the monitor in an upward or downward direction.
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*Adjustable arm easily moves up and down through 12.4 in height adjustment range *Arm also moves in and out and side to side with ease so you can move your monitor out of the way when not in use or share your screen with others *For VESA MIS-D 75x75/100x100mm compliant monitors up to 20 lbs and 27 in more questions can be answered by 3M at 866-556-5712
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I measure the rectangular display area inside the black bezel area to be 1-27/32" x 2-3/8" tall
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others have answered the dimensions and they are the same as mine. i have a 30" dell monitor on the monitor stand and it fits perfectly, so that is a matter of taste. my only complaint with the desk is the keyboard tray doesn't lock or stay in the extended position without having something rigged to stop it's movement. i find that annoying but it is not a deal breaker. wonderful desk!
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This is a monitor that fits your wrist only. You can get specs on their website at A&D MEDICAL. The cuff fits wrists up to 8.5 inches. Sounds like you may be looking for an upper arm type monitor.
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I have a 22 inch wide magnifier and a 15 inch magnifier. The hanging arms have lots of leeway. as a matter of fact, the thinner the monitor, the bigger the information on the screen is. I recommend you buy one. Several of the employees where I work are ordering one for themselves.
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I have one of these clamped to the back of mine 3M Dual-Swivel Monitor Arm (MA140MB) It was easy to install and I have had no problems whatsoever.
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12.5" x 27.5". The stands only raise the monitor 3 inches and there is no VESA or other standard ways of attaching it.
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The Arm's max tension is reached right around the 30# mark, much over that and they likely wont be able to hold the monitor in the position desired. Beyond that, these particular arm's really don't have that good of a vertical range for a monitor of that size leaving you with little room for adjustment - and you certain wouldn't be able to rotate the monitor without having the arm mounted to the desk.s
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From the deskto the top of the mount arm it's 17.5". I have an 18.5" monitor mounted on it and the monitor stands exactly 21" tall.
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20 inches is the approximate length of the screen diagonally. Actual monitor dimensions are listed as 18.7 x 5.7 x 13.8 inches and includes the stand
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The monitor space is 27" x 25", without the top shelf, so it depends on the outer dimension of your monitor.
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...in fact the real (exterior) mesures from the monitor wich has been sent to me (no brand writen on it, made in China...), are: 4,7"x2,7"x0,5"(thick), if you prefer: 12,1cm x 7,1cm x 1,4cm. Hope my answer can help...Happy halloween!
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The top of the arm is about 15.5" when raised to full height. I wish the arm was a little taller myself - was hoping to use this to move my monitor from a sitting position to a standing height position but I end up just tilting the monitor upward when I stand.
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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.
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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.