Elo Touch Solutions 1991L 19" Open-Frame Touchscreen Monitor
- 19"
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Amer.com, Inc
Holds three 15-24" screens on a single base with VESA 75/100 mounts, +/- 20° tilt, and 17.6 lb capacity per monitor
This stand-based mount holds three LCD or LED flat-panel monitors ranging from 15 to 24 inches. Each arm supports displays up to 17.6 lb and attaches via VESA 75 or 100 mounting patterns. The unit provides a stable freestanding solution for multi-screen arrangements without requiring desk clamping or wall drilling.
Each monitor arm offers +/- 20 degree tilt so users can angle screens for comfortable sightlines. The design suits professionals building a triple-monitor workstation on a flat surface. Buyers needing portrait orientation, full swivel articulation, or support for screens larger than 24 inches should consider alternative mounting systems.
| Brand | Amer.com, Inc |
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Yes, the bracket fits both 75 mm and 100 mm hole patterns on monitors from 15 to 24 inches.
Each arm tilts plus or minus 20 degrees for comfortable viewing angles.
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