MANHATTAN
MANHATTAN 461597 Gas Spring Dual TV Mount 17-32
Holds two 17 to 32 inch screens on a gas-spring arm with clamp or grommet mounting
- Height4.200
- Width16.800
- Weight12.8
- Supports two 17 to 32 inch monitors for expanded workspace
- Gas spring enables light-touch height adjustment for ergonomic comfort
- Built-in tension adjustment balances different monitor weights precisely
- Desktop clamp and hole clamp both supplied for flexible mounting
- Three-year warranty covers reliable long-term performance
Dual monitor support
The Manhattan 461597 gas spring arm holds two screens between 17 and 32 inches. It is designed for desk workers who need both displays to move together or independently. The package includes a desk clamp and a grommet mount so installation works on most solid surfaces.
Gas spring movement
A gas spring mechanism lets each arm glide up, down, forward or back with minimal force. Built-in tension adjustment matches the spring rate to the exact weight of each monitor. Aluminium and steel construction keeps the assembly stable during frequent repositioning.
Replaces fixed stands
This mount removes the two stock bases that lock screens at a single height and distance. The upgrade is worthwhile when you regularly switch between sitting and standing or need to clear desk space for documents. It does not suit users who only need a static, eye-level position.
Highlights
- Supports two 17 to 32 inch monitors for expanded workspace
- Gas spring enables light-touch height adjustment for ergonomic comfort
- Built-in tension adjustment balances different monitor weights precisely
- Desktop clamp and hole clamp both supplied for flexible mounting
- Three-year warranty covers reliable long-term performance
Specifications
| Brand | Manhattan |
|---|---|
| Height | 4.200 |
| Width | 16.800 |
| Weight | 12.8 |
| Shipping weight | 6.35 kg |
| Package size | 635 × 356 × 178 mm |
Questions about this item
How do I install the 461597 dual mount and which step is often done wrong?
The 461597 includes both a desktop clamp and a hole clamp; the common mistake is not tightening the clamp bolts fully before hanging the monitors, which lets the arm sag.
What maintenance or replacement will the gas-spring arms need over time?
The built-in tension adjustment lets you compensate as the gas springs lose pressure; if an arm no longer holds position after maximum tension, the spring cartridge must be replaced.
What limit appears first during sustained daily repositioning of two 32-inch screens?
The gas-spring force is calibrated for the 17-to-32-inch range; continuously moving screens at the top of that weight range will hit the spring's tension limit before any structural part fails.
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