Industrial PC mounts

On the back of the devices you will find threaded studs or threaded bushes in a 100x100 mm square for quick assembly.

The strong carrier plate offers the optimal possibility of distributing forces over the entire system.

The special features:

• VESA 100 threaded bolt 4xM5 for screwing
• Optimum distribution of forces thanks to the 10 mm thick ALU carrier plate that is screwed over the entire surface
• Cable exit downwards, protected by cover
• All cables are strain-relieved but still designed for quick device changes
• Ergonomic design
• Easy adjustment by the operator so there is no compromise on safety
• Good and easy accessibility so that the device can be changed quickly

The U-bracket allows the device to be mounted to the rear. A mount for a BERNSTEIN ball head is provided. This type of mounting enables an extremely flat mount.

The viewing angle of the computer unit can be adjusted as required.

Like the U-angle, the L-angle works together with a ball head system. Here the assembly of the ball head takes place in the horizontal plane.

The viewing angle of the computer unit can be adjusted as required.

The VESA mount is actually a synonym for the attachment points for monitors and of course industrial PC mounts.

The term VESA actually stands for the Video Electronics Standards Association. An association of different companies that came together to define uniform standards in the field of computer graphics and video technology. Society still plays this role today. On her initiative, far-reaching technical specifications were made in the field of screen properties. such as display timings.

In order for the computer sending the video signal and the display receiving the video signal to understand each other, both sides must use a signal that follows the same timing rules. Display Monitor Timing (DMT).

The latest developments take this into account by also including the new requirements and framework conditions. As an example connections/hardware interfaces:

• VESA Feature Connector (VFC)
• VESA Advanced Feature Connector (VAFC)
• VESA Enhanced Video Connector
• VESA Stereo
• VESA Video Interface Port (VIP)

VESA mounts (screen mounts)

In our case, however, what is more important is what the VESA organization has defined with regard to fastening systems in the area of flat screens and of course also industrial PCs. The FDMI (Flat Display Mounting Interface) standard applies here. It defines the attachment of devices to walls, ceilings, tables or vehicles, which provides at least 4 threads for metric screws depending on the dimensions and weight of the screen.

Until October 2002, this standardization was known as Flat Panel Monitor Physical Mounting Interface (FPMPMI).

The variants of the FDMI are diverse and start with four threads with distances of 50 and 20 mm in five different arrangements. For naming in datasheets, a syntax is provided beginning with VESA, followed by MIS for Mounting Interface Standard, the applicable part of the standard, and the applicable options of that part. The following specifications regarding the screen diagonal and the maximum total mass are assigned to the individual parts:

• Part A: Open, future developments;
• Part B: 10.2 to 020.2 cm diagonal screen; max. 2 kg; 4 screws 4mm, 0.7 pitch, 6mm length
• Part C: 20.3 to 030.4 cm diagonal screen; max. 4.5 kg; 4 screws 4mm, 0.7 pitch, 8mm length
• Part D: 30.5 to 058.3 cm diagonal screen; max. 14 kg; 4 screws 4 mm, 0.7 pitch, 10 mm length
• Part E: 58.4 to 078.6 cm screen diagonal; max 50 lbs; 6 screws 4mm, 0.7 pitch, 10mm length
• Part F: 78.7 to 228.6 cm diagonal screen; max 113.6 kg; n Screws 6 mm, 1.0 pitch, 10 mm length or 8 mm, 1.25 pitch, 16 mm length

In practice, parts AC are not very common and part D is used instead for smaller monitors down to 12".

From 200 x 200 mm, M6 screws are used instead of M4, with even larger mounts either M8 screws or hole pattern with 6, 8,... threads according to the VESA MIS-F standard.