Pie de mesa para doble monitor Equip 17 pulgadas-32 pulgadas Economy

The equip® 17"-32" Dual Monitor Desk Mount Bracket is a tabletop stand designed to hold two flat-panel monitors between 17 and 32 inches. It is compatible with VESA 75 x 75 mm and 100 x 100 mm mounting patterns and supports a total maximum load of 16 kg. The mount incorporates a gas spring mechanism that allows smooth height adjustment and easy tilt and swivel for improved ergonomics and viewing comfort.

Advantages

This dual monitor tabletop stand provides stable support for two screens while keeping desk space clear. The gas spring mechanism enables effortless height changes and fluid movement when tilting or swivelling the monitors. Compact black design and VESA compatibility make it suitable for most flat-panel screens, and the product’s 3.9 kg construction offers a balance of sturdiness and manageable weight.

Suitable for

• Home office workstations
• Corporate desks and shared workspaces
• Design and programming setups that require multiple displays
• Trading desks and monitoring stations

Key specifications

• Supported screen size: 17"–32" per display
• Maximum weight capacity: 16 kg (total)
• VESA compatibility: 75 x 75 mm and 100 x 100 mm
• Tilt range: -45° to 45°
• Number of displays: 2
• Product colour: Black
• Product weight: 3.9 kg

How to use

Attach each monitor to the VESA plate using the appropriate screws, ensuring the mounting pattern matches 75 x 75 mm or 100 x 100 mm. Secure the arms to the tabletop base according to the included instructions, then adjust the gas spring tension if needed for the weight of your displays. Use the gas spring to set the desired height and tilt or swivel each monitor to obtain comfortable viewing angles. Verify all fastenings before regular use.

Recommendations

For best performance, confirm each monitor’s weight does not exceed the combined 16 kg capacity and use the correct VESA screws. Periodically check fastenings and adjust gas spring tension to maintain smooth movement and stable positioning.