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The Swing-Away Joystick Bracket is a joystick holder designed for midline and other special positioning needs. The bracket swings out of the way when transferring or pulling up to a table or desk. Five styles are available. The pull-pin release styles use the Miller's Swing Away Mounting Block (see separate entry). The push button styles operate with just a light to medium touch when strength or hand function is limited.

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This product record was updated on January 16, 2001.

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Miller's Adaptive Technologies

2023 Rumig Road
Akron, Ohio 44320-3819
United States
Telephone: 800-837-4544 or 330-753-9799.
Fax: 330-572-2603 or 866-572-2603.
Web: http://www.millersadaptive.com/.


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