The KRA500 series are desk clamp accessories for use with any Kontour K3 series Array mount, for use when Freestanding and Grommet-mounting are not desired
Key Features
- Compatible with any Kontour K3 Series Array Mount.
- Available in black or silver
Specifications
- CertificationsTAA Compliant
- ColorBlack, Silver
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