Sanus intros full-motion VLF628 large screen TV mount

Sanus is introducing the VLF628-B2 mount, a heavy duty full-motion mount for use with large TVs, while retaining a low-profile depth and comprehensive adjustment capabilities.

The VLF628, designed in tandem with the recently introduced VMF620, takes the same mounting and articulation technology and applies it to a larger size mount, making it suitable for use with TVs featuring screen sizes from 42”-90” and weighing up to 68kg. Its fluid full-motion operation permits swivel, tilt and extension from the wall from 82mm to 710mm.

The six-arm articulating design provides a very stable environment for the Universal TV interface, which attaches to TVs featuring any VESA mount. Once the screen is attached to the arms via the open landing pad, which engages with an audible click as a safety assurance, the user has finger-tip control over screen tilt from +5 to -15 degrees with the Sanus VirtualAxis system. Screen swivel of 180 degrees can be achieved, to provide optimal viewing wherever the user is seated within the room.

Aesthetically the VLF628 features cable management within the arms, hiding them from view and its wall mounting hardware is neatly disguised by the decorative covers. An open wall plate design enables unhindered access to the power, aerial and network connections for simplicity and ease of installation. 

Rick van Bommel, senior marketing and product manager – international, says, “Our engineers and product designers have taken the successful design of the VMF620 and adapted it for use with much larger and heavier screens, which brings the versatility and performance benefits to a wider customer base.” He continues, “For our installation customers this offers a great opportunity for additional revenue sales, while at the same time providing a safe, secure and stylish solution for their end-user customers.”

The VLF628-B2 retails for £270. Distribution is via AWE.

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