Non-Weighted Mounting Base with Snap Rail and C-Ball

Non-Weighted Mounting Base with Snap Rail and C-Ball

Marsoni

M251S

$122.50

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Non-Weighted Mounting Base with Snap Rail and C-BallMount or display MobileDemand tablets and cases on desktops, tables, counters and more. Lightweight base and heavy duty C Size RAM components provides a sturdy and flexible mounting solution. The patented Snap Rail makes mounting and dismounting MobileDemand products simple and convenient. Mounting Base includes: 1. 09 lb base C Size RAM arm and socket (arm length 5. 69" socket to socket length 4. 66") Snap Rail

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Reviewed in the United States on April 7, 2026