Innovative 7020 Long Reach Under Cabinet/Table Monitor Mount Arm

Innovative works with leading casino operators to develop mounting
solutions for technology devices in the gaming environment. Table-top
kiosks and touch screens need not occupy valuable floor or gaming table
space – Innovative’s floating mounting arm mounts to the underside of
the table. The screen may quickly be moved to a comfortable viewing
height and angle, and then stowed when not in use. Consult with
Innovative for space-saving solutions to your mounting challenges.

Mount a kiosk or monitor to the underside of a gaming table or counter.
Perfect for providing dealers and pit bosses with an easily accessible
computer which can be moved out of the way when not in use.
Similar to model 3520, but with a longer reach, innovative 7020 arm
enables the screen to quickly be moved to a comfortable viewing height
and angle, and then stowed when not in use. Perfectly accommodates users
of various sizes.

Comparable to the 3520 under-table monitor arm, the 7020 under-table
monitor mount secures the flat panel monitor to the underside of the
table and stows away when not in use. Innovative’s floating mounting arm
mounts to the underside of the table. Features a long reach monitor arm
to accommodate users of different heights.

No need for table-top kiosks and touchscreens to occupy valuable
table space. Save space with Innovative’s 7020 under-table monitor
mount. The long-reach 7020 monitor arm enables the screen to quickly be
moved to a comfortable viewing height and angle, and then stows when not
in use. The longer arm and ergonomic design perfectly accommodates users
of various heights.

Technical Drawing

Technical Specifications

Features

• Monitor arm mounts from the underside of the table or counter

• Mount features intuitive, effortless monitor movement

• Easily rotates 360 degrees at two joints

• Tilt screen up to 200 degrees

• Arm mount offers vertical adjustment range of 13.5″

• Arm extends up to 13.3″

• Conveniently tuck out of the way when monitor is note in use

• Cable management keeps cables out of view