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Precision steel mount bracket and pivot joint in macro detail

Engineering

Load first. Everything else follows.

Development, precision, testing, and quality control behind every ARGX mount.

Disciplines

Six things we design against.

  • Materials

    Structural steel selected for yield strength, then finished to resist wear and corrosion.

  • Precision

    Tight tolerances on plates, slots, and pivots so screens sit level and centered.

  • Load

    Every mount is rated with margin above its stated capacity, never at the limit.

  • Movement

    Friction and stops are tuned so articulation stays smooth and holds position.

  • Durability

    Cycle testing on joints and fasteners for years of ordinary use.

  • Compatibility

    Designed around standard VESA patterns across common screen sizes.

Process

From concept to a wall that holds.

  1. Step 01

    Design

    Form and finish resolved around real rooms.

  2. Step 02

    Engineering

    Loads, leverage, and movement modeled.

  3. Step 03

    Manufacturing

    Steel cut, formed, and finished to spec.

  4. Step 04

    Quality Control

    Fit, hardware, and mechanism verified.

  5. Step 05

    Installation

    Packaging and instructions complete it.

Articulated matte black steel television mount arm under studio lighting

Quality Control

Checked before it ships.

  • Static load

    Sustained overload held well beyond rated capacity.

  • Cycle testing

    Repeated extend, swivel, and tilt cycles on articulating arms.

  • Finish exposure

    Coating checked against humidity, abrasion, and temperature swings.

  • Dimensional audit

    Sampled parts measured against drawing tolerances.

Compatibility

Matched to your display.

Typical mounting pattern · VESA 200×200 – 600×400

Final compatibility depends on

  • TV size
  • Weight
  • VESA pattern
  • Wall type
  • Stud spacing
  • Mount specifications
View Full Compatibility Guide

Support

Not sure which mount fits your screen?

Our team can help you match a display, a wall type, and a viewing position to the right mounting solution.