Rosewill RMS-E53 triple monitor mount 15-27" 17.6lb gas spring VESA 75/100 clamp grommet monitor accessory
- Monitor Arms
- Black
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Supports monitors up to 32 inches with a 66.14 lb capacity on a 5.3" high, 66.8" wide, 19.8" deep desktop stand
This stand holds monitors up to 32 inches and a weight of 66.14 lb. The aluminium alloy, steel and plastic frame measures 5.3 inch high, 66.8 inch wide and 19.8 inch deep. It suits desktop users who want a wide, low-profile base in black.
The 66.8 inch width replaces smaller footprints when you need one long surface for an ultra-wide panel or side-by-side screens. The jump is worth it when your current stand cannot span the required width or carry the 66.14 lb load.
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The stand footprint is 66.8" wide by 19.8" deep, so your desk must provide at least 19.8" of clear depth to sit flat without overhang.
Use the four M4 screws supplied with your monitor, tighten them evenly by hand first, then finish with a screwdriver — over-torquing the aluminum alloy plate is the common mistake.
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