Mount the base to a wall and secure the object you want to position to the attaching end.

Pivoting arms have handles to lock joints into position.

Fixed arm includes slip-resistant plate pads that reduce vibration.

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Ball-and-socket connections allow 360° positioning. Choose a complete arm or select a base, connectors, and accessories to build your own.

To ensure compatibility, select components that have the same ball diameter. Use reducing connectors (sold separately) to pair components with a 1 1/2" ball diameter to those with a 1" ball diameter.

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

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Mount flat-panel displays close to a wall. These mounts have a standard Video Electronics Standards Association (VESA) mounting hole pattern for compatibility with monitors. After installing your display, tilt these mounts up or down to create the best viewing angle. They have a low-profile design for a sleek appearance.

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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. Wall bases mount to a wall, the side of a machine, or another vertical surface.

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Protect monitors and televisions from environmental damage with these enclosures. The polycarbonate cover shows your display clearly and won’t shatter under impact. Enclosures fit most VESA patterns.

ABS plastic enclosures meet NEMA 12, so they seal out dust, dirt, and splashing water and oil. Mount them directly to the wall, or add an optional tilt bracket to adjust the angle of your monitor.

Rated IP55 and NEMA 4, polyethylene plastic enclosures keep your monitor dry in wet and outdoor environments. An anti-glare coating on the cover makes your display easy to see in bright light. Use a tilt bracket (sold separately) to mount these enclosures.

Stainless steel enclosures are rated IP66 and NEMA 4X for use outdoors and in corrosive environments. Mount them on your wall, or use the optional tilt bracket to hold the enclosure at a downward angle so it’s easy to see when mounted high up.

Stainless steel workstations are often used in corrosive environments.

Style A can be folded up. They have a spring clip for holding papers and built-in pockets for storing forms, cards, and pencils.

Style B have a locking drawer for storage.

Style C have a locking top that lifts for access to a storage compartment.

Mount these workstations on a flat vertical surface to create a steady horizontal surface for writing, typing, or tinkering. They work as a case when closed, with a 2 3/4"-deep interior for carrying a laptop, small tools, and other supplies. When you need a workstation, mount them to a metal surface such as an electrical cabinet with the included magnets, or a nonmetal surface such as a wall with the included suction cups. The magnets and suction cups screw into either exterior side of workstations; leave magnets on one side and suction cups on the other to be ready for quick use. On the interior, workstations have a movable rubber work surface, magnetic strips across the top for holding tools, and wire rope cables to keep workstations open at a 90° angle.

An enclosed fanless design keeps dust and debris from getting inside these computers and damaging internal components. Use them on factory floors and in other dirty working conditions without worry. They won’t lag or crash when exposed to a wide range of temperatures—use them in areas where conventional PCs may overheat. The enclosure has cooling fins that act as a heat sink to draw heat away from internal components and dissipate it. However, this means you need to avoid placing objects on top of these computers.

These computers have Intel Pentium or Atom processors for everyday tasks like browsing the web, emailing, and punching in data. You can also set them up to collect and record data from sensors and programmable logic controllers (PLCs) and transmit it over your network for monitoring and process control. Also known as edge computers or IoT gateways, these computers use a Windows IoT Enterprise system specifically developed for industrial computers. This makes them compatible with all standard Windows applications. From encryption to control over which applications can run, this system is more secure than consumer versions of Windows. They support long-term security and maintenance updates to ensure that your system remains secure and stable over an extended lifetime.

These computers are small enough to fit in enclosures and tight spaces. Add your own monitor, keyboard, and mouse for a full workstation. They have a wide range of connections, so they're compatible with most industrial equipment. All come with a power adapter and cord that plugs into a standard outlet. Use the included DIN-rail mounting bracket to mount these computers to a DIN rail. You can also mount them to walls or inside enclosures with the included surface mounting bracket.

Computers that meet MIL-STD-810 are sturdy enough to pass the highest military performance tests for temperature, shock, and vibration resistance.