NaSR
NaSR Monitor Arm Gas Spring 17-32" 19.8 lbs Silver
Gas-spring arm holds 17 to 32 inch screens up to 19.8 lbs with full tilt, swivel and 360 degree rotation
- Ergonomic viewing for multitaskers with adjustable gas spring arm
- Fits 17 to 32 inch screens up to 19.8 lbs with 75x75 and 100x100 VESA
- Full motion: arm swivels 180°, head tilts 90°, rotates 360°
- Frees desk space with compact clamp and grommet mounting options
- Height adjustment raises monitor to eye level reducing neck strain
Ergonomic monitor arm for multitaskers
This gas-spring arm fits LCD and LED screens from 17 to 32 inches and carries up to 19.8 lbs. It mounts to desks using either a C-clamp or a grommet base. The design targets multitaskers, designers, programmers and gamers who want flexible positioning.
Silent gas-spring adjustment
The high-grade aluminium arm uses a gas spring to extend and retract smoothly without motor noise. No power draw is required for operation. The mechanism holds the monitor securely at any height within its range.
VESA 75 and 100 mounting with full articulation
The head attaches via 75x75 mm or 100x100 mm VESA holes. It tilts +90°/-90°, swivels 180° and rotates 360°. The arm itself swivels +180°/-180° at the base, allowing the screen to be pushed flat against the desk edge or pulled forward for close work.
Highlights
- Ergonomic viewing for multitaskers with adjustable gas spring arm
- Fits 17 to 32 inch screens up to 19.8 lbs with 75x75 and 100x100 VESA
- Full motion: arm swivels 180°, head tilts 90°, rotates 360°
- Frees desk space with compact clamp and grommet mounting options
- Height adjustment raises monitor to eye level reducing neck strain
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
How do I mount the NaSR arm on a desk without drilling, and what step do people skip?
Use the included C-clamp on desks up to the thickness the clamp opens to; the step often missed is tightening the bottom set-screw after positioning so the arm cannot rotate on the column.
What part of this gas-spring arm will need replacement first, and when?
The internal gas spring loses force over years; if the 19.8 lb monitor starts to drift downward, the spring cartridge is the item to replace.
At what tilt angle does the monitor head hit its mechanical stop?
The head tilts +90°/-90°; the stop engages at 90 degrees in either direction.
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