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ULTRARM Heavy Duty Monitor Arm for Ultrawide Monitors up to 57" and 44 lbs, Single Desk Stand, Pneumatic Height Adjustable, Modular Extension Arms - Max VESA 100x100, Black, MA20P-S

Brand: ULTRARM

Tall Monitor Arm Desk Mount - ULTRARM premium heavy duty arm mount with built-in pnuematic spring system for perfect weight adjustment, clear cable management, and a quick-release VESA plate for simple monitor installation.

£109.99

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Height
69 cm
Length
64 cm
Width
7.6 cm
Weight
5.9 kg

About this product

When you're looking for a monitor arm that can handle the demands of ultrawide setups, the ULTRARM Heavy Duty Monitor Arm stands out. This robust solution is designed to support monitors up to 57 inches and weighing as much as 44 pounds, making it perfect for professional environments like video editing, graphic design, or gaming stations where performance matters. Narrowing down your options in the monitor arms category, this ULTRARM arm offers unparalleled flexibility with its modular extension arms and pneumatic height adjustment. Its single desk stand ensures a stable setup, while VESA compatibility up to 100x100 mm allows for versatile mounting options.

Specifications

Height
69 cm
Length
64 cm
Width
7.6 cm
Weight
5.9 kg
Pack size
1
Colour
Black
Amazon Bestseller Rank
#7,735

Frequently asked questions

What monitors can this arm support?

This monitor arm supports ultrawide monitors up to 57 inches and a maximum weight of 44 lbs. Check the manufacturer's listing for exact compatibility with your specific model.

Is it easy to set up?

Setting up is straightforward; follow the included instructions, which are designed for ease of use. The pneumatic height adjustment allows you to raise or lower the monitor as needed without tools.

Can I add additional monitors using this arm?

Yes, with modular extension arms, you can expand your setup by adding more monitors. However, ensure that the total weight and size are within the arm's capacity limits.

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