Factory Price Economical Monitor Stand with Adjustable Screen Stand with Metal Structure Height Adjustable and Rotatable

• Customization: Available
• Material: Plastic Coated Iron
• Installation: Desk Mount
• Model NO.: MS001
• Monitor Number: One
• Folded: Folded
• Color: Gray
• Usage: Hotel, Office, Home, Hospital, School
• Product Status: New
• Product Name: Single Monitor Mount
• Framework: Plastic Coated Iron
• Brand: Ydm
• Transport Package: PE Bag+Paper Plastic+Color Box+Cardboard Box
• Specification: 720×342×120
• Trademark: YDM
• Origin: Fujian Putian

Product Description

Product Status	new
Product Name	single monitor mount
framework	Plastic coated iron
brand	YDM

1. General Questions
Q1: What is a monitor arm?
A: A monitor arm is a mounting device that frees your monitor from its standard stand. It attaches to your desk, wall, or a mobile cart, allowing you to adjust the height, tilt, swivel, and rotation of your screen for optimal ergonomics and space saving.

Q2: What are the main benefits of using a monitor arm?
A:Ergonomics: Position your monitor at the perfect height and angle to reduce neck, back, and eye strain.

Desk Space Saving: Clear up valuable desk real estate by removing the bulky stock stand.

Flexibility: Easily adjust your screen for different tasks or to share your screen with a colleague.

Improved Posture: Encourages a healthier sitting posture.

Cleaner Aesthetics: Reduces cable clutter and creates a minimalist, professional look.

Q3: What types of monitor arms are available?
A:Desk Mount: The most common type. It clamps or bolts directly onto your desk.

Wall Mount: Fixed or articulated arms that attach to a wall stud.

Freestanding Mount: A base that sits on your desk, ideal for desks that cannot be drilled or clamped (e.g., glass desks).

Grommet Mount: Similar to a desk clamp but installed through a pre-drilled hole in the desk.

Single, Dual, and Triple Monitor Arms: Designed to hold one, two, or three monitors respectively.

2. Compatibility & Installation

Q4: How do I know if a monitor arm is compatible with my monitor?
A: You need to check two key specifications:

VESA Mount Pattern: This is the standard mounting interface. Measure the distance (in millimeters) between the four mounting holes on the back of your monitor (e.g., 75x75mm or 100x100mm). Most monitor arms support both standards.

Monitor Weight: Check the weight of your monitor (including its original stand) and ensure it falls within the weight capacity range of the monitor arm.

Q5: Will it work with my desk?
A: Most modern desks work fine. For clamp mounts, check your desk's thickness to ensure it fits within the clamp's range. For grommet mounts, you need a suitable hole or be willing to drill one. For glass desks, a freestanding base or a specialized clamp with a large distribution plate is required for safety.

Q6: Is the installation difficult?
A: Most monitor arms are designed for DIY installation and come with all necessary tools. The process typically involves:

Attaching a mounting plate to your monitor.

Securing the clamp or base to your desk.

Hanging the monitor onto the arm.

Managing cables for a clean look.
It usually takes 15-30 minutes. Having a second person to help hold the monitor is recommended for larger screens.

Q7: Can I use a monitor arm with a curved or ultrawide monitor?
A: Yes, but you must be extra careful about compatibility. These monitors are often heavier and larger. Ensure the monitor arm is specifically rated for the weight and size (in inches) of your curved or ultrawide display.

3. Functionality & Adjustability

Q8: What does "gas spring" mean?
A: A gas spring (or gas piston) is the mechanism inside the arm that provides counterbalance, making it easy to move the monitor smoothly and hold it securely in place. It allows for effortless adjustments with one hand.

Q9: Can I position my monitor in portrait (vertical) mode?
A: Yes, most high-quality monitor arms offer a 90-degree rotation feature, allowing you to switch between landscape and portrait orientations. This is ideal for coding, reading long documents, or web browsing.

Q10: My monitor sags or won't stay in position. What's wrong?
A: This is usually a tension adjustment issue. Nearly all gas spring arms have a tension knob or screw (often requiring an Allen key) that you can turn to increase or decrease the resistance. Refer to the manual to adjust the tension according to your monitor's weight.

Q11: Can I push the monitor arm back against the wall when not in use?
A: It depends on the arm's design and range of motion. Some arms have a "flush mount" feature that allows them to fold flat against the wall, while others may extend a few inches. Check the product specifications for its "folded" dimensions.

4. Troubleshooting & Safety

Q12: Is it safe for my desk? Will it cause damage?
A: A high-quality monitor arm with a proper clamp and a large, sturdy distribution plate is designed to spread the weight and pressure, preventing damage to your desk. Avoid overtightening the clamp. For particleboard or less sturdy desks, using a wider piece of wood as a shim between the clamp and the desk underside can provide extra support.

Q13: My desk is against the wall, but the monitor is too far forward. What can I do?
A: This is a common issue. Look for a monitor arm with a shorter reach or one that is specifically designed for "low profile" or "flush" mounting, which keeps the monitor closer to the wall and desk surface.

Q14: What is cable management, and how do I use it?
A: Cable management refers to the built-in channels or clips on the monitor arm that allow you to route and hide the power, video, and USB cables from the monitor to the desk. This creates a clean and organized appearance and prevents cables from getting tangled in the arm's joints.