What size screw does it take to attach the PWR+ stand to the monitor?
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all necessary hardware is included, the clamp for the desk is held on with two bolts that have an eye on one end and an omni-directional cup on the other. It's held well since I've had it. That's the only piece I have no complaints, gripes, or moans about on the whole assembly.
2253778
Interesting, all monitors I've seen have holes for screws like the Tv's. For this mount you would need to fix the black arm with screws
1745238
It's compatible with any monitor that has mounting screws in the back and is smaller than the max size ( 27/28" ) shown on the product description.
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Yes. It comes with two sets of screws, and some round spacers to help it fit monitors that may have fit problems.
1530656
As long as they both mount to one of the two standard screw patterns, I don't see why not. Haven't tried that, but you shouldn't have a problem with monitor dimensions once attached to the base.
1959602
My stand came with the screws inserted into the tubes. You have to take them out to attach the tubes. If yours are not there, I respectfully suggest you take a tube with you to the hardware store. They have a very fine thread. Don't take the chance of getting the wrong size. You will mess up the threads in the tubes if you have to force the screws.
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Fortunately, no, not at all! You screw a plate into the back of the monitor and the plate hooks onto the plate on the stand. Then, you secure it to the stand (plate to plate) with two thumb screws. If you keep your monitor in its original box like I do, it will still fit in the styrofoam with the plate and the thumb screws attached! (I did have to cut a small notch in one part of the packaging to fit the thumbscrew properly.). Hope that helps!
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I just checked and it appears there is a small phillips head screw. I don't imagine it would hurt to remove that screw and it would leave you with the ability to attach it to something else. I have not done this however common sense is directing me on this issue. I like the flexible base because it molds around the top of my monitor. I hope this helps.
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My Planar Monitor had holes where the original stand was attached. As another has suggested the monitor needs to be VESA compliant. There must be some type of stand that will have to be removed first before this one can be attached.
1346833
monitors have 4 threaded holes in back at 100 mm spacing typically. the stand comes with the bolts, easy to attach.
623937
No, this version cannot be bolted. You would need to drill holes in the base part of the stand. There would be plenty of room to drill three holes.Assembly is easy, 6 screws for which they provide a hex wrench. You also need a Phillips head screw driver for the monitor back mounts.
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There are four threaded machine-screw mounting holes on the back. First you detach the original "foot" or "stand" from your monitor by taking out the four screws on the back. Then, probably using those same screws, attach the new swivel stand to the monitor/screen. There are two sets of mounting holes on the new stand that allow it to fit most any screen/monitor. You may only need a cross-point screwdriver. I believe there are some tools included with the swivel stand. Pardon my saying " I believe" because it's been a few months since I installed this unit on my desk. There are four threaded machine-screw mounting holes on the back. First you detach the original "foot" or "stand" from your monitor by taking out the four screws on the back. Then, probably using those same screws, attach the new swivel stand to the monitor/screen. There are two sets of mounting holes on the new stand that allow it to fit most any screen/monitor. You may only need a cross-point screwdriver. I believe there are some tools included with the swivel stand. Pardon my saying " I believe" because it's been a few months since I installed this unit on... » Read More There are four threaded machine-screw mounting holes on the back. First you detach the original "foot" or "stand" from your monitor by taking out the four screws on the back. Then, probably using those same screws, attach the new swivel stand to the monitor/screen. There are two sets of mounting holes on the new stand that allow it to fit most any screen/monitor. You may only need a cross-point screwdriver. I believe there are some tools included with the swivel stand. Pardon my saying " I believe" because it's been a few months since I installed this unit on my desk. « Show Less
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I'm currently using this stand with a E/Port Replicator Docking Station PR03X. It's hard to make sense of all of the Dell product numbers, but this appears to be the same as or at least a version of the PW380.
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It takes M6 screws 12mm. long It is VESA compliant. The screws supplied for the base that came with the TV will not fit for wall or VESA compliant stands.
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It is via 4 screws (included) onto the VESA mount. So, make sure your monitor has VESA mount (square) on the back.
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It should just slide onto the back of the monitor the screws are not needed
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SE198WFP will work easily just remove stand 4 screws and attach with same or screws provided .