Monitor mount GEMBIRD MA-DA3-01 3-arm desk clamp/grommet for up to 3×27 inch, VESA 75/100, gas spring, black

The Gembird MA-DA3-01 27" Desk Black Clamp/Grommet is a full-motion desk-mounted arm designed for up to three monitors. It supports screens from 17" to 27" with a combined maximum load of 21 kg and fits VESA patterns 75x75 mm and 100x100 mm. The mount provides height adjustment, wide swivel range and tilting capability for precise screen positioning, and can be installed using either a clamp or a grommet.

Advantages

The adjustable design allows independent positioning of each monitor with swivel angles from -90° to 90° and tilt angles from -35° to 35°. Dual installation options (desk clamp or grommet) make it adaptable to different workstations. The black finish and compact footprint keep the workspace neat while offering full-motion flexibility for ergonomic screen placement.

Suitable for

• Multi-monitor workstations and home offices
• Trading desks and control rooms requiring three displays
• Designers, developers and professionals needing flexible screen arrangement
• Shared workspaces where adjustable screen layout is required

Key specifications

• Maximum screen size: 27"
• Supported VESA: 75 x 75 mm, 100 x 100 mm
• Number of displays supported: 3
• Maximum weight capacity: 21 kg (total)
• Product weight: 6.27 kg
• Mounting options: desk clamp or grommet
• Swivel range: -90° to 90°
• Tilt range: -35° to 35°
• Colour: Black

How to use

Attach the mount to your desk using either the clamp or grommet method according to desk thickness and the included instructions. Mount each monitor to the VESA plate (75x75 or 100x100 mm) and secure the screws. Adjust the arm height, swivel, and tilt to position screens at comfortable viewing angles. Use the integrated cable routes to manage cables and maintain a tidy workspace.

Recommendations

Ensure the combined weight of the three monitors does not exceed the 21 kg capacity. Check VESA compatibility and use appropriate screws. Balance monitor placement to avoid overloading one side of the arm, and periodically inspect fastenings for safety.