Mount-It! Rolling Computer Cart on Wheels with Monitor Mount & CPU Holder

Product Details

• Color: Black
• Frame Material: Steel
• Item Weight: 28.2 pounds
• Included Components: Unit Only
• Number of Items: 1
• Model Number: MI-7948
• Recommended Uses For Product: Working
• Item Highlight: 70 in tall, keyboard tray 35-66.5 in high, fits monitors up to 32 in, VESA 75/100, CPU holder fits 4.8-8.3 in wide towers
• Manufacturer Part Number: MI-7948
• Additional Features: Cordless
• Number of Wheels: 4
• Weight Capacity Maximum: 17.6 pounds
• Item Dimensions D x W x H: 19.6"D x 25.7"W x 70"H
• Material Type: steel

About this item

• Complete workstation on one rolling cart – Monitor, keyboard, mouse, and desktop tower travel together on one steel frame, so you can roll a full standing computer station between rooms instead of setting up a separate desk in each one.
• Lifetime warranty and US-based support – Every cart is backed by a lifetime manufacturer warranty and US-based product specialists. The steel frame sits on a 19.5 x 19.6 inch base, and two of the four casters lock to keep the cart parked while you type.
• Standing-height keyboard tray, 35 to 66.5 inches – The tray adjusts with a twist knob and is sized for standing or a tall drafting stool rather than a standard desk chair, so check your working height first. The monitor bracket adjusts from 37 to 69 inches off the floor.
• Monitor mount for screens up to 32 inches and 17.6 lbs – The removable VESA plate takes 75x75 and 100x100 mm patterns. Measure center to center between the four holes on the back of your screen, in millimeters, to confirm the fit, then tilt it ±15° or rotate it 360°.
• Floating CPU holder for towers 4.8 to 8.3 inches wide – Buckle straps secure desktop towers up to 22 lbs off the floor and within reach, and the holder adjusts from 4.5 to 29 inches high. Measure your case width first; wider cases will not fit.
• Full keyboard tray with room for the mouse – The 25.7 x 9.6 inch tray fits a full-size keyboard with a padded mouse area beside it, and the integrated cable holder routes cords back toward the pole so nothing snags while the cart is rolling.
• Built for the crash cart, the clinic, and the classroom – IT technicians use it as a crash cart in server rooms and data centers, nurses and lab staff take it between stations through a shift, and educators and presenters roll it to the front of the room.