Important: Read Before Assembly
Thank you for choosing the Heckler XL Display Stand MkII. To ensure safe and proper assembly, operation, and maintenance of this product, it is essential to thoroughly read and understand this user guide before beginning any assembly.
Failure to follow the instructions and safety guidelines provided in this manual may result in serious personal injury, equipment damage, or voided warranties.
Assembly Requirements: This product requires multiple people to assemble and safely mount the display. Attempting to assemble or mount the display alone could result in injury or damage to the equipment.Weight and Stability: Ensure that the stand is placed on a stable, level surface during assembly and when in use. Uneven or unstable surfaces may cause the stand to tip over, leading to potential injury or damage.Display Mounting: Mounting a display on this stand requires careful attention to weight limits and proper alignment. Exceeding weight limits or incorrect mounting can cause the display to fall, resulting in injury or damage.Secure All Components: Ensure all bolts, screws, and other fasteners are securely tightened and engaged as per the instructions. Loose or improperly engaged components may cause the stand or display to become unstable.Electrical Safety: If your display or any attached components require electrical connections, ensure that all wiring is correctly installed and free of damage. Avoid routing cables where they could be pinched or damaged during assembly or operation.Routine Inspection: Regularly inspect the stand and mounted display for any signs of wear, damage, or loose components. Address any issues immediately to maintain safety and functionality.Heckler Design is not liable for any injuries, damages, or losses resulting from improper assembly, use, or maintenance of this product. By assembling and using this product, you agree to follow all safety guidelines and instructions provided in this user guide.
1 x Beam (R1079) 2 x Column (R1071) 4 x Leg (R1070) 4 x Caster (F211) 1 x Cord wrap right (P290) 1 x Cord wrap left (P289) 6 x Cable manager (P275) 4 x M8 set screw (F519) 4 x M8 display anchor (P123-2) 1 x Hex key (F674) Enlarge image ↗ Beam, two columns, four legs, and four casters labeled a through d.
Enlarge image ↗ Left and right cord wraps, six cable managers, four display set screws, four display anchors, and a hex key labeled e through j.
Engage the caster brake.
The casters have a total lock feature, locking the wheels from spinning as well as the swivel axis from swiveling.
Enlarge image ↗ Arrow pointing down on the caster brake lever.
Thread the caster into the leg socket.
Enlarge image ↗ Caster threaded stem aligned beneath the leg socket, with a rotation arrow showing installation.
Thread the caster fully into the leg insert. The caster’s hex feature should sit completely inside the leg socket.
Enlarge image ↗ Cutaway view of the caster stem turning into the leg insert.
Enlarge image ↗ Caster fully seated with its hex feature inside the leg socket.
If the leg becomes misaligned during your installation attempt, remove the leg from the socket and try again. Attempting to pry or force a misaligned leg into position may cause damage to the stand.
Lay the beam on the ground and install the first leg. Use the supplied hex key to back out each set screw enough for the leg to slide into the socket without striking the screw tips. Keep the set screws engaged with the beam; do not remove them.
Each leg socket ships with two set screws pre-installed. Check to ensure two set screws are present at each leg socket location. If any set screws are missing, check your packaging and contact Heckler customer service for replacement parts.
Enlarge image ↗ Hex key backing a set screw out of the beam above a leg socket.
Orient the leg so its two holes align with the two set screws, then insert it into the socket.
Enlarge image ↗ Two holes in the leg aligned with the two set screws at the beam socket.
Depress the silver safety push pin on the side of the leg, then push the leg fully into the socket.
Enlarge image ↗ Safety push pin pressed inward as the leg slides into the beam socket.
When correctly inserted, the safety push pin clicks inside the round beam tube and the two tabs on the leg end sit flush with the outside of the beam.
Enlarge image ↗ Installed leg with its two end tabs flush with the outside of the beam.
Tighten the two set screws.
Tighten the screws firmly, but do not over-tighten. The set screws should rest near-flush to the beam surface. The set screws should not sink into the beam beyond flush.
As the set screws tighten, their conical tips align with the conical holes in the leg. You will feel the leg align with its final position.
Enlarge image ↗ Hex key tightening the two set screws above the leg socket.
Enlarge image ↗ Beam with the first leg and caster installed.
Repeat the process with the remaining three legs.
Enlarge image ↗ Four legs and casters attached to the beam while the base is upside down.
Set the completed stand base upright.
Enlarge image ↗ Completed base upright on four casters.
Engage the brake on all four casters.
Enlarge image ↗ Caster brake lever pressed down.
Identify your display’s horizontal VESA pattern and choose the corresponding column inserts on the beam.
Heckler XL Display Stand MkII is compatible with most displays with VESA 400, VESA 600, VESA 800, VESA 1000, VESA 1200, VESA 1400, and VESA 1600 mounting patterns.
Enlarge image ↗ Beam diagram showing centered column spacing from 400 mm through 1600 mm in 200 mm increments.
Displays with VESA 500, VESA 700, VESA 900, VESA 1100, VESA 1300, and VESA 1500 horizontal mounting patterns are also compatible. To mount displays with these patterns, move one column away from the center of the beam. The resulting installation will offset the display from the stand center by 50 mm.
Enlarge image ↗ Beam diagram showing offset column spacing from 500 mm through 1500 mm in 200 mm increments.
The column set screws are preinstalled at the 600 mm positions, with two screws at each socket. Check that both sockets have two screws. If any are missing, check the packaging and contact Heckler customer service for replacements.
Enlarge image ↗ Beam with preinstalled column set screws at the 600 mm positions, enlarged in a detail.
If your display has a 600 mm horizontal VESA pattern, use the supplied hex key to back out each set screw enough for the column to enter the socket without striking the screw tips.
Enlarge image ↗ Hex key loosening the column set screws at the beam socket.
For a horizontal VESA pattern other than 600 mm, remove the cable guide and relocate the set screws to the corresponding beam sockets. Back out the screws enough for the columns to enter without striking the screw tips.
Enlarge image ↗ Cable guide lifted out of an unused beam opening.
Enlarge image ↗ Two column set screws moved from the original position to another beam socket.
Align the column end with the beam socket and insert it.
Hold the column vertically throughout this process to ensure proper socket alignment. If the column becomes misaligned during your installation attempt, remove the column from the socket and try again. Attempting to pry or force a misaligned column into position may cause damage to the stand.
Enlarge image ↗ Side view of a column aligned above and then seated in the beam socket.
Enlarge image ↗ Column positioned upright above the beam socket.
Enlarge image ↗ Close-up of the column end entering the beam socket.
Depress the silver safety push pin on the side of the column, then push the column fully into the socket.
Enlarge image ↗ Safety push pin pressed inward while the column slides into the socket.
When correctly inserted, the safety push pin clicks inside the round beam tube and the two tabs on the column end sit flush with the outside of the beam.
Enlarge image ↗ Column end tabs seated flush against the outside of the beam.
Tighten the two set screws.
Tighten the screws firmly, but do not over-tighten. The set screws should rest near-flush to the beam surface. The set screws should not sink into the beam beyond flush.
As the set screws fasten into place, the conical tip of the set screws will align with the conical holes in the column. You’ll feel the column align into its final position.
Enlarge image ↗ Hex key tightening the two column set screws.
Repeat this process to install the second column.
Enlarge image ↗ Both columns installed on the completed rolling base.
Fasten the supplied M8 set screws to the mounting points of your display.
In most cases, you can fasten these by hand—no tools needed. If you do use a tool (not included), be careful not to over-tighten the set screws.
Most large displays use M8-sized mounting holes. The H1053 Heckler XL Display Stand MkII comes with M8 mounting hardware. M6 mounting hardware is available separately if needed.
Enlarge image ↗ Four M8 set screws threaded into the display mounting holes.
Fully fasten the display anchors to the set screws. Do not over-tighten.
Each display anchor features an embedded steel nut. Ensure the set screw fully threads through this nut.
Enlarge image ↗ Display anchors turned onto the four set screws behind the display.
Select the mounting position on the columns that provides your desired display height.
Two people are required to safely mount the display. Heavier displays may require additional people.
Enlarge image ↗ Rear view of the display positioned at a selected height on the two columns.
Carefully move the display close to the columns. Fully insert all four display anchors into the mounting keyholes on the columns. Then, gently lower the anchors onto the keyholes. This action secures the display to the stand.
Enlarge image ↗ Four display anchors aligned with column keyholes, with arrows showing insertion and lowering.
Enlarge image ↗ Display anchors seated in the keyholes on both columns.
To ensure a secure assembly, you must properly affix the display to the columns. Do this by inserting a cable manager through the rear holes on each column that correspond to each display anchor.
Push each cable manager into the hole with its cable slots horizontal, then rotate it 90 degrees.
Enlarge image ↗ Cable managers inserted behind the display anchors and rotated to retain the anchors in the columns.
Install the cable managers, beam cable guides, and cord-wrap hooks in unused beam openings.
Enlarge image ↗ Cable manager pressed into an unused beam opening.
Enlarge image ↗ Right cord-wrap hook installed in the beam.
Enlarge image ↗ Left cord-wrap hook installed in the beam.
Route cables along the columns and the beam.
Enlarge image ↗ Cable routed down a column and across the beam toward the floor.
Enlarge image ↗ Enlarged cable route through a column cable manager and the beam guides.
Remove the display before disassembling the stand. Use at least two people to support and remove the display; heavier displays may require more people. Then back out the set screws before removing the columns and legs from the beam.
Enlarge image ↗ Hex key loosening the beam set screws for disassembly.
Insert the supplied hex key through the hexagonal cutout in each leg or column to release the safety pin, then pull the part out of the beam.
Enlarge image ↗ Hex key passed through the leg cutout to release the safety push pin.
Enlarge image ↗ Leg sliding out of the beam socket after the safety pin is released.
Enlarge image ↗ Completed stand with a large display, shown as a product reference.
