Product comparison · 2 tv mounts & stands

Nilox ER12431 TV mount/stand vs Nilox MB3275 TV mount/stand

Key differences

Maximum weight capacity
- ER12431 TV mount/stand:120 kg
- MB3275 TV mount/stand:25 kg
Maximum screen size
- ER12431 TV mount/stand:190.5 cm (75")
- MB3275 TV mount/stand:101.6 cm (40")
Minimum VESA mount
- ER12431 TV mount/stand:200 x 200 mm
- MB3275 TV mount/stand:75 x 75 mm
Maximum VESA mount
- ER12431 TV mount/stand:800 x 400 mm
- MB3275 TV mount/stand:200 x 200 mm
Width
- ER12431 TV mount/stand:400 mm
- MB3275 TV mount/stand:160 mm
Depth
- ER12431 TV mount/stand:41.5 mm
- MB3275 TV mount/stand:90 mm
Height
- ER12431 TV mount/stand:800 mm
- MB3275 TV mount/stand:120 mm

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Comparison of ER12431, MB3275
20 specifications	A Nilox ER12431 TV mount/stand Model ER12431 View product	B Nilox MB3275 TV mount/stand Model MB3275 View product
Mounting5 differ
Maximum weight capacityDiffers	120 kg	25 kg
Minimum screen sizeKnown for one	101.6 cm (40")	Unknown — not stated by the source
Maximum screen sizeDiffers	190.5 cm (75")	101.6 cm (40")
Minimum VESA mountDiffers	200 x 200 mm	75 x 75 mm
Maximum VESA mountDiffers	800 x 400 mm	200 x 200 mm
Panel mounting interfaceDiffers	200 x 200,400 x 200,400 x 400,600 x 400,800 x 400	75 x 75,100 x 100,200 x 100,200 x 200
Ergonomicsidentical
Distance to the wall (max)Known for one	5 cm	Unknown — not stated by the source
Distance to the wall (min)Known for one	5 cm	Unknown — not stated by the source
Tilt angle rangeKnown for one	Unknown — not stated by the source	-15 - 15°
Angle of rotationKnown for one	Unknown — not stated by the source	360°
Turn angleKnown for one	Unknown — not stated by the source	30°
Designidentical
CompatibilityKnown for one	Unknown — not stated by the source	MIS-D 75 (75x75mm) MIS-D 100 (100x100mm) MIS-E (200x100mm) MIS-F (200x200mm)
Weight & dimensions3 differ
WidthDiffers	400 mm	160 mm
DepthDiffers	41.5 mm	90 mm
HeightDiffers	800 mm	120 mm
WeightKnown for one	4.5 kg	Unknown — not stated by the source

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