The black Gabor MD-AD13MB LCD Monitor Desktop Mount with Articulating Arm is designed for use with 13-27" monitors. It frees up valuable desktop space by conveniently attaching to your desk via a built-in clamp. It also enables personalized monitor placement for improved safety and comfort over conventional monitor stands. This desktop mount incorporates a dual-segment arm with multiple points of articulation to provide a full range of motion, making it easy to adjust your monitor's horizontal position, tilt, swivel, and roll.

Mounts a 13-27" Monitor to Your Desktop    Dual-Segment Arm    Multiple Points of Articulation    Attaches via Built-In Clamp    Frees Up Valuable Desktop Space

The dual-segment arm supports your LCD computer monitor for precise lateral movement. The arm can be locked down with the included 4mm hex key to prevent your monitor from accidentally swinging out of place.

Multiple points of articulation provide a full range of motion. Tilt, swivel, and roll your monitor to optimize its viewing position to minimize neck and eye strain.

The MD-AD13MB easily attaches to most desks up to 2.4" thick, and only requires 2.5" of mounting depth on the underside. Simply tighten the clamp around the edge of your desk, no tools are required.

This desktop mount frees up valuable desk space, so you have more room for all the important things you need, whether it's your phone, books, picture frames, mice, keyboard, and more.

Integrated cable clips in the mounting arm help to organize your monitor's cabling, guiding them along the arm and close to the shaft to help maintain a neat appearance.

If your monitor's VESA mounting configuration is in a recessed area of your monitor, you can use the included spacers and extra-long mounting screws to attach it to the mount.

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. I have a glass desk that fits the width requirements, but I'm curious whether or not anyone has mounted it on glass? Any issues?

A: I have it mounted on a small glass top desk, it comes with a small rubber pad wich you just stick on the bracket to tighten. So far it holds good! No complaints.

Q: 2. apple?

A: I agree, I have a 24 Eizo, monitor and a 22 NEC monitor attached, handles the load perfectly!

Q: 3. Will this fit Dell monitors with recessed mounting holes?

A: Yes it will a simple long as the spacing is the same. It does not come with screws to mount it to the monitor. Your monitor should have the screws on the back of it already.

Q: 4. will the arms go low enough for the bottom of 24 monitors to touch the desktop?

A: Yes. The extensions have enough articulation for most 24 monitors to touch the desktop.

Q: 5. I'm new to this kind of stuff but have 2 LED displays. Does it matter if I have LED or LCD displays for this mount to be compatible?

A: Makes no difference. the bracket does not discriminate. What does matter is whether your monitors have a 3 or 4 hole pattern for mounting, but these two hole patterns are typical to just about all monitors.

Q: 6. How far will the arm extend from the mounting pole?

A: 16.3" / 41.3 cm

Q: 7. Is there any way to mount this on a C stand?

A: The Gabor MD-AD13MB LCD Monitor Desktop Mount with Articulating Arm (Black), BH # GAMDAD13MB, will not mount safely to a C-stand.

Q: 8. Would like to know construction materials?

A: This Desktop Mount is VERY well built with quality materials. It's mostly metal but some of the clamping parts are plastic.I use it in my recording studio with my BenQ 27 LED monitor. (a great buy as well) It easily clamped securely to my tabletop. This particular is only about 3/4 thick but there is enough space on the desk clamp for a much, much thicker table.

Q: 9. What is the diameter and length of the vertical rod?

A: The vertical rod is 40cm tall.

Q: 10. Whats is the dimensions of the desk clamp? I'm Looking to clamp through a hole in my desk

A: I agree with Eric. The bottom side cylinder clamps probably would not work on the hole. I would suggest as resolution, to get a 1x1 wood block cut to cover the hole on the bottom then you could clamp the wood to the desk and solve the issue.