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Picture of WING SHAPE GEL KEYBOARD PALM REST (MODEL SWR1875) The Wing Shape Gel Keyboard Palm Rest, model SWR1875, is a keyboard wrist support designed for use by individuals with carpal tunnel syndrome. Intended to prevent wrist strain while working on the computer, this rest is made of gel-filled Lycra, has a curved edge facing the user, and sits in front of the keyboard to provide wrist support. DIMENSIONS (LxW) 3 x 18.75 inches. COLOR: Black.

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This product record was updated on November 21, 2011.

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Softworqs, A Division of UC Industries

3900 E. Valley Blvd
Suite F
Walnut, California 91789
United States
Telephone: 909-271-3213.
Fax: 866-542-9643.
Web: http://softworqs.com.
Email: sales@softworqs.com.


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