MXG BMA-24P Dual Monitor Steel Articulating Monitor Mount Matte Black
The MXG BMA-24P Dual Monitor Steel Articulating Mount is a sturdy, matte black arm designed for two 17-32 inch screens weighing up to 9 kg each. It offers extensive tilt, swivel, and rotation adjustments, a 376 mm arm extension, and easy clamp or grommet installation. With quick-release VESA plates and cable management, this mount enhances ergonomics and desk organization, available with cash-on-delivery across Pakistan.
Product description
The MXG BMA-24P Dual Monitor Steel Articulating Mount offers a robust and versatile solution for your dual-screen setup. Constructed from steel with a matte black powder-coated finish, this economy-rank arm supports two monitors from 17 to 32 inches, each up to 9 kg. It provides extensive adjustability including +45° to -45° tilt, +90° to -90° swivel, and +180° to -180° screen rotation, allowing you to find the perfect viewing angle.
With a full arm extension of 376 mm and a pole height of 407 mm, the mount maximizes desk space while keeping screens stable. Installation is flexible via clamp or grommet, accommodating various desk thicknesses. The quick-release VESA plate and integrated cable management simplify setup and keep wires tidy. This mount is ideal for home or office use, available with nationwide delivery in Pakistan including Karachi, Lahore, and Islamabad.
- Dual monitor support for screens 17″-32″ (VESA 75×75, 100×100)
- Weight capacity up to 9 kg per screen
- Full articulation: tilt (+45°/-45°), swivel (+90°/-90°), rotation (+180°/-180°)
- Arm extends 376 mm; pole height 407 mm
- Clamp or grommet installation (desktop thickness up to 85 mm clamp, 40 mm grommet)
- Quick-release VESA plate and built-in cable management
MXG BMA-24P Dual Monitor Steel Articulating Monitor Mount Matte Black price in Pakistan
MXG BMA-24P Dual Monitor Steel Articulating Monitor Mount Matte Black is listed by megacomputer.pk at Rs. 5,500. It is in stock as of October 25, 2026. Browse more Mxg products to compare prices.
