Fellowes Lotus Dual Monitor Arm Kit Each Arm Holds Up To 5.8kgs Ref 8042901
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154003
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For use with the Fellowes Lotus Sit-Stand Workstation, this monitor arm raises monitors to an optimal viewing height to prevent neck strain and free up valuable workspace. Each arm has the capacity to hold a monitor up to 27" weighing up to 7kg and is easy to mount via a grommet hole.
- General
- For use with the Fellowes Lotus Sit-Stand Workstation, this monitor arm raises monitors to an optimal viewing height to prevent neck strain and free up valuable workspace. Each arm has the capacity to hold a monitor up to 27" weighing up to 7kg and is easy to mount via a grommet hole.
| Each arm holds a monitor up to 26" and 5.8kgs. |
| Depth adjustable for the proximity of your screens |
| Each arm holds a monitor up to 27" and 7kg |
| Each arm holds a monitor up to 27in and 7kgs |
| Each arm holds up to a monitor of 26inches and 5.8kgs |
| Easy to mount via grommet hole |
| Easy to mount via grommet hole allowing for quick set-up |
| For use only with the Fellowes LotusT Sit Stand Workstation |
| Height adjusts up to 40cm above the top surface of Lotus™ Sit-Stand Workstation |
| Height adjusts up to 40cm above the top surface of LotusT Sit Stand Workstation |
| Height adjusts up to 40cm above the top surface of Lotus Sit-Stand Workstation |
| Height adjusts up to 40cm above the top surface of? LotusT Sit-Stand Workstation |
| Meets VESA mounting standards |
| Monitor stay in place when you lift or lower your LotusT Sit Stand Workstation |
| Monitor stays in place when you lift or lower your Lotus Sit-Stand Workstation |
| Monitor stays in place when you lift or lower your LotusT Sit-Stand Workstation |
| Monitors stay in place when you lift or lower your Lotus™ Sit-Stand Workstation |
| Raises monitors to an optimal viewing height to prevent neck strain and free up valuable workspace |
| The dual monitor arm allows adjusting how close do you want your screens |
| The dual monitor arm allows adjustment to proximity of screens |