PREMIUM ALUMINUM ARTICULATING MONITOR STAND Rf-LDT72-T048
PREMIUM ALUMINUM ARTICULATING MONITOR STAND Rf-LDT72-T048
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LDT72-T048
PREMIUM ALUMINUM ARTICULATING MONITOR STAND
For most 17”-32” monitor
DESCRIPTION
LDT72-T048, a brand new Aluminum Articulating Monitor Arm, which is exceptionally designed for premium work-place scenarios. It offers a free standing base, so it is basically friendly to most desk types and user needs. Easy to install your monitor from 17”to 32” via detachable VESA plate, and position a seamless viewing.
TAG:
Articulating Monitor Arm , Desktop Monitor Stand, Quad Monitor Mount , Freestanding Monitor Stand
FEATURES
●Free-Tilting Design: makes easy forward or backward adjustment for better viewing and reduced glare
●Portrait and Landscape Orientation: matches different viewing needs
●Built-in Cable Management: for an organized and neat workspace
●Detachable VESA Plate Design: enables easy installation
●Lightweight Aluminum Construction: provides a sleek, lighter, and elegant look
SPECIFICATIONS
Product Category : Articulating Monitor Arm
Rank : Standard
Material : Aluminum, Steel, Plastic
Surface Finish : Powder Coating
Color : Matte Black, Matte Silver
Dimensions : 1010x286x1084mm (39.8"x11.3"x42.7")
Fit Screen Size : 17"-32"
Screen Quantity : 4
Weight Capacity (per screen) : 6kg (13.2lbs)
VESA Compatible : 75x75,100x100
Tilt Range : +90°~-30°
Swivel Range : +90°~-90°
Screen Rotation : +180°~-180°
Arm Full Extension : 447mm (17.6")
Pole Height : 803mm (31.6")
Installation : Freestanding
Quick Release VESA Plate : No
USB Port : No
Cable Management : Yes
Anti-theft : No
Accessory Kit Package : Normal/Ziplock Polybag, Compartment Polybag
Frequently Asked Questions
What size monitors are compatible with a quad articulating monitor stand?
A premium articulating monitor stand is designed to accommodate most screens ranging from 17 to 32 inches in size. To ensure a proper fit, your monitors should feature standard VESA patterns of 75x75mm or 100x100mm. Because the arms are adjustable, you can align four screens of these sizes side-by-side or in a stacked configuration to create a seamless and expansive viewing area for multitasking.
Do I need to drill into my desk to install a four-monitor desktop stand?
No, a freestanding monitor stand is specifically designed with a stable base that sits directly on top of your desk surface. This setup is ideal for users who have glass desks or furniture where a traditional clamp or grommet mount cannot be used. The weighted base provides enough balance to support multiple articulating arms without the need for permanent modifications or drilling into your workspace.
Can I rotate my screens to portrait mode with an articulating monitor arm?
Yes, high-quality articulating monitor arms offer a full range of motion, including 180-degree rotation which allows for both landscape and portrait orientations. This flexibility is perfect for programmers, designers, or data analysts who need to view long documents or vertical code. In addition to rotation, these stands typically offer wide tilt and swivel ranges to help reduce glare and improve ergonomic comfort throughout the workday.
How much weight can a premium aluminum quad monitor stand support?
Constructed from a blend of lightweight aluminum and durable steel, these stands are built to hold a significant amount of weight while maintaining a sleek appearance. Each individual arm is typically rated to support a weight capacity of up to 6kg or 13.2lbs. It is important to verify that the weight of each monitor, excluding its original factory base, falls within this limit to ensure the articulating joints remain stable and easy to adjust.
How do I manage cables when using a multi-monitor setup?
To maintain a neat and organized workspace, these monitor stands feature built-in cable management systems. These integrated clips or channels allow you to route power cords and video cables along the articulating arms and down the central pole. By tucking the wires out of sight, you reduce desk clutter and prevent cables from tangling or pulling when you adjust the position of your monitors.
