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SAA2321 in Highest Position
The
SAA2321 in its highest position has substantial reach. The Arm
does require some extra turning manipulations to get it to its full
height. The forearm must be rotated to 90°.
At this position the monitor can still be tilted downward about 15° and upward more than 90°. Users should
carefully consider using the SAA2718 with a six vertical extension
for sit to stand requirements.
Distance
from surface to bottom of elbow joint is approximately 7.5"
tapering back to about 6.5" directly above front of clamping
foot.
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SAA2321 Fully Extended
The
SAA2321 is easily adjustable in the middle range heights and has an
exceptional 75° up and 75° downward tilt of the screen
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SAA2321 in Lowest Position
In its lowest
position the arm can go as low as 3" above the surface. As the
arm is raised, the tilter head has more positive tilt (screen tilting
upward) available. In this lowest position where positive tilt
is typically required, this arm provides no available positive tilt,
but as you raise the arm you will immediately get more available
positive tilt. At 6" from the surface the user will have 20° of positive. |
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Fully Extended - Top View
When the LCD arm is
fully extended in the horizontal position, the VESA plate is about
23" from the back edge of the clamp. |
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Mount - Clamp Configuration
The clamp configuration allows for
attachment to desks and tables as thick as 2.25" when the small bracket is
installed as illustrated above and up to 3.75" when the bracket is
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Mount - Through-Desk Configuration
The through-desk
configuration allows the user to attach the arm to a desk though a
3/8" diameter hole and will work with desks and tables as thick as 2.25".
The threaded rod used to connect the assembly can be replaced with a
longer (user supplied) rod if required. Threaded rod is
Metric - M8. |
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