Spacepole
Spacepole SPV2101-02 200 mm swingarm pos accessory
200 mm swing arm positions a receipt printer for flexible counter-top use
- 200 mm reach positions the printer where staff need it
- Swing-arm design frees counter space for other tasks
- Black finish matches common POS hardware aesthetics
- New condition ensures full structural integrity from day one
- Spacepole build quality supports reliable daily operation
200 mm Swingarm for Printer
The Spacepole SPV2101-02 is a 200 mm swingarm designed to mount a printer on a point-of-sale system. It positions the device within reach while keeping the counter surface clear. The black finish matches standard POS hardware aesthetics.
Who this suits and who should look elsewhere
This accessory suits retailers or hospitality operators who need a compact, adjustable printer mount on an existing Spacepole setup. Buyers who require a longer reach, a different colour, or a mount for a non-printer device should look at other options.
Critical specification: 200 mm length
The 200 mm arm length determines how far the printer sits from the pole and whether it clears surrounding equipment. Verify this reach matches your counter layout before purchasing.
Highlights
- 200 mm reach positions the printer where staff need it
- Swing-arm design frees counter space for other tasks
- Black finish matches common POS hardware aesthetics
- New condition ensures full structural integrity from day one
- Spacepole build quality supports reliable daily operation
Specifications
| Brand | Spacepole |
|---|---|
| Model | SPV2101-02 |
| Shipping weight | 0.91 kg |
| Package size | 254 × 127 × 51 mm |
Questions about this item
How do I attach the 200 mm swingarm to a Spacepole mounting point and which orientation step is often missed?
Align the swingarm’s keyed slot with the pole’s locking tab, then rotate until the detent clicks; the step most people skip is confirming the detent is fully seated before tightening the set screw.
What part of the SPV2101-02 will need checking or replacement after extended daily use?
The pivot bushings and detent spring inside the swingarm joint wear first; inspect them during routine printer paper changes and replace if the arm no longer holds position.
At what point does the 200 mm swingarm reach its limit during continuous receipt printing?
The arm’s maximum horizontal extension is 200 mm; beyond that the printer’s weight creates torque that overcomes the detent and causes droop.
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