Controlled Positioning for Touch-Screen Equipment
Intended for high-tech medical equipment, automation machines, or specialized transportation, the Sugatsune KA-T100S50-W2-BL free-stop and lock adjustable monitor arm is engineered for applications where monitors can be adjusted to a desired position and locked in place without unintended movement. It allows a monitor to tilt and swivel freely, then hold at the selected position. An auxiliary lock adds another level of positional control, an important consideration when operators repeatedly apply force to a touch-screen interface.
VESA Interface and Mechanical Integration
The KA-T100S50-W2-BL supports VESA 75 × 75 mm and 100 × 100 mm hole patterns. Design teams should verify the monitor’s mounting interface before integrating the arm into a control station, machine enclosure, medical system, or other equipment assembly. Fasteners are required and included; Sugatsune specifies 4 mm and 5 mm screws.
Engineers should compare mounting configurations and optional accessories to ensure the arm you specify delivers what you need. Contact Sugatsune America to discuss your monitor mounting requirements with a technical representative, or visit Sugatsune’s Monitor Mounts and Brackets to learn more. Also check out available CAD Files for dimensional modeling and interference checks.
FAQs
What VESA patterns does the KA-T100S50-W2-BL support?
The arm supports VESA 75 × 75 mm and 100 × 100 mm mounting patterns. Engineers should confirm the display’s hole spacing and mounting-interface requirements before specification.
Is the KA-T100S50-W2-BL a Shake-Resistant Monitor Arm?
Sugatsune does not publish a vibration rating or vibration-test standard for this model on the product page. The documented features include a robust design, position holding, and an auxiliary lock intended to reduce unintended monitor movement.
Are mounting fasteners included?
Yes. Sugatsune lists fasteners as both required and included and specifies 4 mm and 5 mm screws. Final installation should account for the monitor interface, supporting structure, and required thread engagement.
