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Home > Blog > Types of Articulated Keyboard Trays for Your Custom Workspace
July 28
Richard Bach
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These aren't your Grandpa's keyboard trays. With articulated keyboard trays, you can adjust them easily for long-term comfort while typing.

Keyboard Trays

Nowadays, people might be working on their computers 24/7/365. They might be finishing a critical document or playing online with someone on the other side of the world. Articulated keyboard trays allow you to adjust these computer accessories so that you can last for the long run. Choose from 6 different adjustable keyboard trays.


Increase Typing Speed


Most office tables are set at an average height. Of course, people come in all shapes and sizes. Professional typists understand the proper placement, and generally, it is not at the average table level height. Over time, this average height can cause strain to your fingers, hands, and back. When you need to reach too far to type, you could strain your muscles. Your typing speeds will be slower. Adjustable keyboard trays can be raised or lowered so that you can optimize your typing speeds. Generally, you will want your keyboard close to you for shorter sessions. But, for longer sessions, there is less strain when it is further away. Freely movable keyboard trays give you greater control over your workspace.


Maintain Proper Ergonomics


If you type for prolonged periods, your wrists will naturally become tired. When this occurs, you might want to change the position of your keyboard tray, to change the wrist muscles used. This is a way to protect wrist health and minimize the chances of getting carpal tunnel syndrome. We, at CotyTech, sell a variety of ergonomic keyboard trays, which can be easily adjusted to a comfortable height. You even have room in the trays for your mouse. We have two basic models to choose from: Clamp or Platform (Tray). The platform can hold your entire keyboard and even your mouse. Then, you can combine this model with our three types of attachments: Lever, B-Bearing Lever, or Spring. Every typist has their preferences.


Reduce Hand Injuries

Unfortunately, you might not know whether you hurt your wrist until it is too lateDon't't put unneeded strain on your body. With our low-profile keyboard trays, you can prevent worker injuries. Concentrate on the task at hand with ergonomic keyboard trays. Tilt, swivel or maneuver your ergonomic keyboard trays into place. We provide top-of-the-line articulated keyboard trays for your custom workspace. Create the best equipment layout to optimize productivity.


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