Post-Mountable Tablet Holder

Compatible with Tablets or Phones from 5.5" to 8.7" Wide
Ø1/2" Stud for Compatibility with Thorlabs Optomech
40° Adjustment Cone

PSX123

Tablet Holder with
Ø1/2" Stud

Application Idea

PSX123 Tablet Holder Shown Mounted Using RA90 Clamp, TR3 Post, and UPH2 Post Holder
(Each Sold Separately; Tablet Not Included)

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Spring-Loaded Clamp Fits Devices from 5.5" to 8.7" (140 to 220 mm) Wide and ≤0.67" (17 mm) Thick
Ø1/2" (12.7 mm), 0.66" (16.8 mm) Long Stud with M4 x 0.7 Threading Designed for Use with:
- Ø1/2" Posts and RA Series Angled Post Clamps
- Direct Mounting in Standard or Universal Ø1/2" Post Holders
40° Adjustment Cone with Lockable Ball Joint

The PSX123 Tablet Holder is compatible with tablets from 5.5" to 8.7" (140 to 220 mm) wide and ≤0.67" (17 mm) thick. The tablet is held by a spring-loaded clamp with a yellow strap on each end, designed to aid in pulling the clamp arms apart. The mount also features a Ø1/2" stud with M4 x 0.7 threading, making it compatible with a variety of Ø1/2" post construction accessories, as well as standard and universal post holders. The locknut that holds the ball end of the mounting stud can be loosened to change the angle of the holder.

Tablets can also be mounted on Ø1.5" ScienceDesk posts using the PSY122 Tablet Adapter attached to a PSY121 Monitor Mount.

Posted Comments:

Martin Bordenave (posted 2024-02-20 11:55:27.94)

Hi, This is Dr. Martin Bordenave, I am a staff optical integration engineer at Cruise. I would like to use the PSX123 to position a cell phone with its screen pointing in the direction of gravity and at approximately 30 cm from the optical table. Do you think it is going to be enough to hold the phone, or it could drop? I look forward to hearing from you. Best, Dr. Martin Diego Bordenave

spolineni (posted 2024-02-26 09:45:53.0)

Thank you for reaching out to us. The PSX123 is specifically designed to securely hold phones and tablets with screen sizes ranging from 5.5 to 8.7 inches. When the tablet or phone screen face horizontal in direction, the clamps provide a reliable grip preventing any toppling. However, if you plan to clamp your phone with the screen facing down (a scenario we haven’t specifically tested), a few factors come into play, including the phone’s weight and the clamping force. To ensure the safety of your device, we recommend conducting your own test using a dummy weight that matches your phone’s weight and size. Proceed with caution to avoid any potential damage to the screen.