Mobotron MS-526 - Heavy-Duty Universal Car Laptop And Tablet Mount - 135-0810

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The Mobotron MS-526 is designed for professionals who require a reliable mobile workstation within their vehicle, turning any car, van, or truck into an efficient office environment. It offers the key benefit of a rock-solid, vibration-resistant platform for laptops up to 17 inches, though its utility is limited by the requirement for a flat, accessible passenger seat rail bolt for the drill-free installation process.
| Model Part Number | 135-0810 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Mobotron |
No, the MS-526 is designed to mount directly to existing passenger seat rail bolts without the need for drilling.
Yes, as long as the device fits within the grip dimensions, the mount can accommodate various devices.
The mount is rated for a maximum capacity of 12 kg.
Yes, the quick lock-in and release levers allow you to remove the telescoping arm in seconds.
Yes, the adjustable brackets are designed to support laptops ranging from 10 inches up to 17 inches.
Check all adjustment levers to ensure they are fully tightened and verify that the base mounting bolt is torqued securely to the seat rail.
Confirm that the vehicle seat rail bolt is accessible and situated on a flat surface; if the rail is angled, an aftermarket adapter may be required.
To install the MS-526, locate the bolt securing your passenger seat rail to the floor. Ensure the area around this bolt is flat and clear of obstacles. Remove the seat rail bolt, slide the mount base into position, and re-secure the bolt through the mount's bracket. Once the base is anchored, attach the telescoping tube and secure your laptop using the locking levers.
For ongoing care, periodically check the tightening levers to ensure they remain firm, as vibrations over time can loosen settings. Wipe down the aluminum surfaces with a dry cloth and avoid using harsh chemicals that could degrade the finish. Always ensure the device is firmly locked into the brackets before putting the vehicle in motion.