The PTM400-W is a Universal Desktop Tablet Mount, White. Peerless-AV makes it simple to mount almost any tablet with the PTM400-W. With its width and height adjustable cradle, this versatile, universal desktop mount adapts to virtually any tablet, securing it tightly into place. Its sleek design, along with thirty degrees of tilt and swivel and three hundred sixty degrees of roll, make it just as functional as it is stylish. Available in a theft-resistant security version or Phillips head version, the PTM400(S) is a great accessory for any desktop workspace.
Features
- Quick installation onto desktop
- Available in a theft-resistant security version of a Phillips Head version
- Theft resistant security kit available
- Allows for cable management
- ±30° of tilt and roll and 360° allows for a variety of positions in order to achieve the perfect viewing angle
- Fits tablets up to .75' (19mm) thick and 6.7' - 11.21' (170 - 285mm) wide x 3.73' - 7.97' (95 – 202mm) tall
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The PTM400-W is a Universal Desktop Tablet Mount, White. Peerless-AV makes it simple to mount almost any tablet with the PTM400-W. With its width and height adjustable cradle, this versatile, universal desktop mount adapts to virtually any tablet, securing it tightly into place. Its sleek design, along with thirty degrees of tilt and swivel and three hundred sixty degrees of roll, make it just as functional as it is stylish. Available in a theft-resistant security version or Phillips head version, the PTM400(S) is a great accessory for any desktop workspace.
Features
- Quick installation onto desktop
- Available in a theft-resistant security version of a Phillips Head version
- Theft resistant security kit available
- Allows for cable management
- ±30° of tilt and roll and 360° allows for a variety of positions in order to achieve the perfect viewing angle
- Fits tablets up to .75' (19mm) thick and 6.7' - 11.21' (170 - 285mm) wide x 3.73' - 7.97' (95 – 202mm) tall
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