6" Articulating Arm: VESA 75mm & Gamber-Johnson Hole Pattern

Marsoni

M251S

$180.44

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6" Articulating Arm: VESA 75mm & Gamber-Johnson Hole PatternPLACEMENT Any Upper Tube, Complete Pole, Low Profile Brackets or the Universal Portable Base TILT Yes up to 90 fore 26 aft. SWIVEL Yes up to 360 ROTATE 360 SPECS Height: 5. 63 in 14. 3 cm Width: 7. 29 in 18. 52 cm Depth: 9. 35 in 23. 75 cm FEATURES New clevis works with the follow hole patterns: VESA 75mm Gamber Johnson 2x4 NEC AMPS Tilt capabilities: 90 forward allows for tablets to be easily mounted 26 aft movement Riveted design allows for smoother

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Reviewed in the United States on November 11, 2025