Kanto Unveils Three Fresh Television Mount Options
In early 2026, Kanto, a renowned Japanese company hailing from the Kanto region, is set to launch its latest addition to the Pro Series – the PMX900HD. This mount, designed for the most demanding displays, promises to redefine the boundaries of precision and versatility.
The PMX900HD stands out for its ability to ensure precise positioning, even for the heaviest displays. With a weight rating of 275 pounds, it can accommodate TVs ranging from 65 to 140 inches in size, making it an ideal choice for large-scale installations.
One of the key features of the PMX900HD is its vertical adjustment capability. This allows for micro-adjustments after mounting, ensuring that the display is perfectly level and aligned. The mount also boasts a 33-inch extension range, providing ample flexibility for optimal viewing angles.
The PMX900HD supports a VESA of 1000 x 700 and has a slim profile of just 2.7 inches, making it Kanto's thinnest-ever wall mount. Despite its sleek design, the PMX900HD is Kanto's most powerful professional-grade mount to date, delivering unparalleled stability and support.
Kanto's announcement of the PMX900HD was accompanied by the unveiling of the PT405 and PF405, further expanding their product line. These new additions underscore Kanto's commitment to innovation and quality, setting the stage for an exciting year in professional display solutions.
Stay tuned for more updates on the PMX900HD and Kanto's other groundbreaking products. Whether you're a professional installer, a home theatre enthusiast, or simply looking for a reliable mounting solution, the PMX900HD promises to deliver unmatched performance and versatility.
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