Sapper™ Monitor Arm Collection
Richard Sapper conceived the Sapper™ Monitor Arm Collection to set a new standard for intuitive functionality, ease of reconfiguration and unobtrusive visual elegance. Renowned for his forward thinking workplace and technology products, Sapper has engineered the most straightforward and refined monitor arm collection available today.
The Sapper Monitor Arm Collection
With four finishes, extensive mounting options, five mast heights and the ability to mount single, double and triple monitors on one mast, and up to eight monitors on multiple monitor beams, the Sapper Monitor Arm Collection is a comprehensive system adaptable to any organization’s needs.
Intuitive Adjustments
Sapper monitor arms offer unparalleled fluid monitor movement with intuitive, simple adjustments for ease of reconfiguration and unobtrusive visual elegance.
A Comprehensive System
The Sapper Monitor Arm Collection is a highly flexible and reconfigurable system, with numerous options that adapt to the environment at hand. With the ability to mount monitor arms in a variety of configurations and using different connections, the Collection can evolve with an organization’s changing needs
Additional Info
DETAILS
Each arm holds up to 20 lbs, accommodating up to 95% of the monitors on the market
Ships standard with fast release movement joint
Each arm offers 165 degrees of monitor tilt up and down, 180 degrees of swivel left and right and 360 degrees of rotation for portrait or landscape viewing
Each arm offers approximately 17" of depth adjustment (depends on mounting option)
Each arm folds into itself to be only 2 7/8" deep when fully compressed
Durable and lightweight
Incorporates easy-to-use external cable management
A variety of mounting options and mast heights available
SUSTAINABLE DESIGN AND ENVIRONMENTAL CERTIFICATION
GREENGUARD Certified
Made with 95% recyclable material
Can contribute to achieving LEED points
No PVCs
Uses VOC-free powder coat paint
AWARDS
The Museum of Modern Art Architecture and Design Collection
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