I have a 27" touch screen monitor.... Can the swivels on this mount be locked and will it be study enouch for all the touching without moving around?
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Side to side cannot be locked. Tilt can be tighted so it won't tilt up or down. That said, too much pressure could cause monitor to move. My t.v. weighs a ton so I'd guess a monitor would fare much better. Side to side action also presents an opportunity to contact wall with pivot point.
443846
The mount itself is very stiff. So even if u cant lock the swivels on the mount I think that it would handle the touchin without movin around.
443847
While it's plenty sturdy for holding the monitor stable on a wall, it would not be stable enough for a touch screen. There is not a way to lock it in position other than trying to tighten the pivot bolts really tight, so it would pivot if pressed too hard.
443848
The mount is sturdy and I use it for an outside and inside setup. The swivels cannot be locked, but the TV does not sit loosely where it just moves back and forth or side to side. If I were to go larger on a monitor, I would consider this mount.
1773349
It is probably one of the thinnest mounts around and works well as long as you don't need any tilt adjustment. I use it with a 32" touchscreen and it supports the weight with no problem.
2088158
I clamp mine onto a std rail. I believe there is a swivel mount option that I did not use. It's good for rail mount. Can't say more tho.
2049442
It is possible to adjust, no need to lock. It holds my monitors very firm and securely in place. It doesn't move with lite or even moderate pressure applied.
839291
I've got a preview monitor that I use this with a handheld rig. The locking of all points in tighten down by the center handle.First thing is to tighten down the contenting point at either end and then lock down the system with the center handle. For the price I'm stoked with this unit, but if you want to spend some cash buy a bogen magic arm for $130.00 hope this helps. Will
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Hello itnti,The mount can hold up to 17 pounds. The limit on the size of screen is related to the weight limit. If your 27" screen is at most 17 pounds, then it should work well with this mount.Thank you,Taylor W.VIVO
2198225
I use it with a 65" Samsung and I think that was pushing it to the limit. I would recommend a mount that has a different swivel arm. While the bracket is secure to the wall, extended, the swivel arm seems a bit stressed.
357609
The weight is 100% not an issue. The only question is will both arms reach to the center of each monitor and I'm pretty confident that they would. Based on pattywagon's answer that he uses it with 2x 27" I'm quite confident that you would be fine.For reference. I use mine with a u3014 (landscape) and a 22" monitor (in portrait) with no issues.
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Yes, I have a 24" monitor on mine and it is fairly heavy. It kept wanting to tilt down but I was able to tighten the Allen bolt on the arm joint and it stays in position now. I would guess that you can do this to every joint so that it would not move at all once you got it set to where you like it.
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I have a 50" LCD Flat Screen TV on it but I am not using the swivel. I turned the swivel to the inside when I assembled the stand so I don't know if that would make a difference in stability.
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I have used it with ViewSonic and Samsung monitors without any problem. I was able to detach the standard base from the monitor and then use one of the two sets of screw holes in the mounting bracket to fasten the monitor.
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Mine does not swivel, it is fixed but I had a Screen angle small stand about 6 inches high I put it on at an angle. Works for me.
1164111
the mount does not rotate enough to change the direction of the screen. It has about a 8-10 degree swivel for adjustments, but that is the limit. mine is againt the wall, so this may limit the rotaion too. a very well made peice of harware and strong. I have a 70 inch LED on it.
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I mounted it with the top shelf on the bottom and the bottom shelf on the top, so the swivel stuff (which I think would be difficult to remove) hangs harmlessly from the bottom of the top shelf, out of sight and out of mind. The unit is rock solid that way. I have a 50" flat screen on it (although well below the 60 pound weight limit) and it's very solid and not in danger of going anywhere. I probably wouldn't exceed 60 pounds (depending on how the load is distributed - if near the corners it would probably handle quite a bit more) but the unit is more than solid enough for a large TV.
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I use mine on the computer desk made of tempered glass. That being said I had a piece of plywood cut and placed where the clamp would go and it works great. I know that's not exactly what you asked but it's how I've circumvented that problem. By the way I have a heavy 27 inch touch screen monitor and this device holds it like a champ with no drilling at all.
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I had issues with my 27", but that was because the hex bolt wasn't completely tight. You need to tighten up the hex bolt once you've figured out what position you want to lock it in. That said, it seems the downside of this stand is that for heavier screens, the more you tighten the hex bolts, the less flexibility you are given to readjust them without messing with the bolts (especially with heavier screens).
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That will not be a problem at all because there is alot of threads on the two threaded screws that tighten the clamping plate to whatever you mount it to. For my application I took all of that apart and cut the bracket on my band saw so that I could drill the plate with three holes and bolt it rigid to the platform of my racing simulator seat and that enabled me to have three 27" monitors that were very stable any more questions feel free to ask.