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Dual Monitor Arm With USB
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Dual Monitor Arm With USB

SKU · HBDMAUSB

Free up more work space by using this HON monitor arm to bring monitors to eye level and off the desk. This dual monitor arm displays and moves each screen independently with a single mount. Easily tilt each monitor up and down or swivel it to position them wherever you desire. Two USB ports provide a convenient way to stay connected to your data.

Workplace Tools Dual Monitor Arm

Free up more work space by using HON monitor arms to bring monitors to eye level and off the desk. From single monitor to dual monitor arms, you can move your flat screens with a single mount. Easily tilt the monitor up and down or swivel it to position wherever you desire. Optional USB ports provide a convenient way to stay connected to your data.

Two USB ports provide access to power and data

Holds two flat screen monitors with one arm

Made of high quality aluminum alloy material

Fast shipping — ask us for detailsInstallation availableDesign & space planning included
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