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Item Details

A Buyers Guide - Wrist Rests/Forearm Supports

ILC Reference NO 64:08:600
Item sourced from ILC ACT database


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Short Description
Wrist rests for use with computer keyboards or typewriters or
mousepads support the wrists while typing or using a mouse and reduce the risk of stress and fatigue associated with prolonged keying / mouse use. Forearm supports allow the arms to move while supporting their weight when typing or working at a table.


Price Guide
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More Details
WRIST RESTS:-
. Are usually padded or made from rubber or foam for comfort.
. May be height adjustable.
. May be attached to a mouse pad.

FOREARM SUPPORTS:-
. Suitable for people with upper limb pain and weakness.
. Usually pivot at three points, enabling the hand to move within a
horizontal plane with little effort.
. Should be height adjustable to cater for the individual and the type of work eg with keyboard work the optimum height of the armrest will depend on the height of the keys above the desk.
. The part in contact with the forearm should be padded for comfort and slightly curved to prevent the forearm slipping off.
. Different types are available in terms of where they can be mounted: either clamped to the front edge of the table / desk top, to a wheelchair or to the armrest of a chair.


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