Chief KTC325B Widescreen Triple Horizontal Desk Clamp Mount, Black

Optimize multi-screen workstations with the Chief by Legrand KTC325B widescreen triple horizontal desk clamp mount. Designed for broadcasters, graphic designers, and security operations, this desk mount transforms three small flat-panel displays into a single, ergonomic command view—boosting situational awareness for surveillance, monitoring, and workflow-intensive tasks. The heavy-duty steel design supports up to 20 lb per display and accommodates 10"–24" screens with VESA 100x100 and 75x75 patterns, delivering dependable stability and universal compatibility. Fingertip tilt and leveling adjustments let users quickly set each monitor for ideal sightlines, reducing neck strain and speeding repetitive workflows. Integrated cable management keeps video, power, and network cabling organized for a professional, serviceable installation in control rooms or design studios. Finished in professional black with a durable clamp mounting system, the KTC325B installs on most desktops without drilling and includes a 10-year limited warranty for long-term reliability. Ideal for security monitoring, surveillance operators, broadcast production, and multi-monitor workstations—upgrade your setup for comfort and efficiency today.

• Maximizes desk space and workflow: mounts three 10"–24" displays horizontally to create a continuous, clutter-free workspace ideal for monitoring and design.
• Effortless ergonomic positioning: fingertip tilt and leveling adjustments let users fine-tune each screen for comfortable, extended viewing and improved productivity.
• Secure, heavy-duty construction: steel frame supports up to 20 lb per display and VESA 100x100 / 75x75 compatibility for reliable long-term use.
• Integrated cable management: routes power and signal cables neatly to reduce clutter and speed maintenance in security and broadcast environments.
• Durable, pro-grade warranty: 10-year limited warranty ensures long service life in demanding 24/7 monitoring, surveillance, and control-room deployments.