Soporte para videowall Multibrackets M Public Push HD

The Multibrackets M Public Video Wall Mount Push HD is a professional video wall bracket designed for single-screen installations within multi-screen video walls. It supports displays from 40" to 70" with VESA patterns from 200 x 200 mm up to 400 x 400 mm and a maximum supported weight of 50 kg. The mount features a black epoxy‑coated iron structure with a pantograph (scissor arm) mechanism that allows quick access and serviceability without removing surrounding screens.

Advantages

The Push HD mount provides a pop‑out function that releases the display by pushing it forward, enabling easy maintenance of a center or recessed screen without disassembling adjacent panels. Integrated fine‑tune adjustments (8 adjustment knobs) allow individual alignment in depth, height and lateral position, significantly reducing installation and leveling time. The robust iron construction with epoxy finish delivers high load capacity and durability for continuous public use.

Suitable for

• Retail and public display video walls
• Control rooms and command centres with multi-screen layouts
• Corporate lobbies and reception areas
• Signage installations requiring periodic maintenance access

Key specifications

• Supported screen size: 40"–70"
• Maximum VESA: 400 x 400 mm (compatible from 200 x 200 mm)
• Maximum load capacity (pop‑out): 50 kg
• Product weight: 12 kg
• Number of displays supported: 1
• Colour: Black

How to use

Attach the mount to the prepared wall structure following VESA alignment for your display. Fasten the display to the mount and use the built‑in adjustment knobs to fine‑tune depth, height and lateral position so the screen aligns with neighboring panels. For maintenance, push the display forward to release the lock; the pantograph arm will extend and allow the screen to pop out for service. After completing maintenance, push the display back until it locks into place.

Recommendations

For safe and durable installations use a structurally rated wall or mounting framework suitable for the combined weight of screens and mounts. Verify VESA compatibility and tighten all fasteners to the manufacturer's torque specifications. Regularly inspect adjustment knobs and hinge points for wear when used in high‑traffic public installations.