Weber Knapp Co.

  • 04/01/00
To minimize the risk of repetitive stress injury and other afflictions associated with improper keyboard use, Weber Knapp has developed the Easy Rider keyboard support mechanism. The ergonomic keyboard tray attaches under a desk, and easily adjusts to the user’s preferred keyboard height. Additional capabilities provide users +/- 15-degree tilt adjustment, 360-degree swivel and full retractability for storing keyboards below work surfaces. The Weber Knapp Company also offers 85 other adjustable ergonomic solutions for the classroom or computer lab. Weber Knapp Co., Jamestown, NY, (800) 828-9254, www.weber-knapp.com.

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