Name: Monitor stand PL-MC270
SKU: VE-21007

Monitor stand PL-MC270

Screen Size : 10”-27”
Weight Capacity : 8Kgs
VESA(Max) : 75x75mm/100x100mm
Tilt Range : ⁺90⁰~ ^–90⁰

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PROLEGEND PL-TW860 TV Floor Stand /TV Trolley stand

• TV bracket with shelf
• Wheels
• Installation material
• Instruction manual

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• Floor support for mounting LCD / LED/Interactive Flat panel display screens
• Supports 55-86" Interactive flat panel Display / LCD / LED monitors
• Supports VESA: 1200x600 max
• Maximum TV weight supported: 140 kg
• Rectangular base with wheels (1310x660x1500 mm)
• Integrated equipment shelf
• Trolley color: black

Specifications

• Base dimensions: 800 (L) x 500 (P) mm
• Telescopic column: 1370-1800 mm
• Shelf dimensions: 420 (L) x 350 (P) mm

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