Videoseinäkiinnike Multibrackets M Public Push 40-70" musta

The Multibrackets M Public Video Wall Mount Push is a professional-grade mounting solution for single displays in video wall installations. Designed for screens from 40" to 70" and a maximum weight of 40 kg, this black mount supports VESA patterns up to 600 x 400 mm. The product arrives partially pre-assembled to speed up onsite work and features a push-to-pop-out mechanism that allows individual panels to be serviced without removing neighbouring screens.

Advantages

Partially pre-assembled components reduce installation time and simplify setup. The scissor-arm pop-out mechanism gives easy access to any display for maintenance or integration in recessed installations. Compatible with a broad range of VESA patterns and screen sizes, the mount provides a stable, professional solution for multi-screen video wall projects while maintaining a slim, unobtrusive black finish.

Suitable for

• Video wall installations in public spaces
• Retail displays and digital signage
• Control rooms and command centers
• Corporate lobbies and reception areas

Key specifications

• Screen size compatibility: 40"–70"
• Maximum weight capacity: 40 kg
• Maximum VESA: 600 x 400 mm
• Product weight: 6 kg
• Colour: Black

How to use

Install the first rail level on the wall and secure according to the site substrate and load requirements. Attach the subsequent rails and mounts in sequence; the system is designed so each rail is aligned and leveled against the previously installed rail without additional spacer measuring. Mount the display to the bracket using the appropriate VESA holes and fasteners. To service a central or recessed display, push the screen inward to release the lock—the scissor-arm will extend and the display will pop out for access. After maintenance, push the screen back into position until it locks.

Recommendations

Check that the wall structure and fixings match the combined weight of the mount and selected screen (up to 40 kg). Use appropriate screws and anchors for the substrate and follow local installation codes. Ensure VESA compatibility before installation and perform leveling for each rail as you build the video wall.