Hang your human-machine interface and swivel it around to save floor space and comfortably access touch screens, buttons, and other operating equipment. These suspension arms have already-drilled mounting holes that match our HMI enclosures. Route wire from your HMI components to a machine through a hole that runs through the entire arm. To prevent them from swinging too far and hitting people and equipment, locking pins let you restrict how far these arms rotate. Brakes lock their position into place.

Customize a system for your application—you can create hundreds of different variations. A complete suspension arm requires at least a base, a tube, and a mount. Add components to extend your arm up to 80” from the base and expand its range of motion. Arms without a connector support up to 180 lbs. Those with a connector support up to 135 lbs., but the load it can hold decreases by 2 lbs. for every 1” over 40” from the base.

Bases mount your arm to a surface. Bench-top bases mount to horizontal surfaces, such as the top of a machine.

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These arms have a VESA (Video Electronics Standards Association) standard mounting hole pattern to attach a monitor.

Threaded hole and clamp-on arms have gas springs that counterbalance monitor weight to keep the arm in position.

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