Wrist pad
OwnerJohannes H.P. de Beerinventor
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Abstract
The invention describes a support for supporting an arm or a wrist during use of a keyboard or computer mouse, which support comprises a top covering layer, a substantially gel-free resilient material, one or more reinforcement layers, and a bottom layer, the bottom layer and the covering layer being connected to each other so that they enclose the resilient layer and the reinforcement layer(s). A mouse mat can be fixed to the support. A method for manufacturing such a support is also described.
Claims10
Support, intended in particular for supporting an arm or a wrist during the use of a keyboard, at least comprising the following in the specified order:
- a top covering layer,
- a layer of a substantially gel-free resilient material, containing gas, in particular air,
- at least one reinforcement layer made of a substantially non-compressible material, and
- a bottom layer,
- the bottom layer and the covering layer being connected to each other so that they enclose the resilient layer and the reinforcement layer, characterized in that means which prevent gas displacement out of the resilient layer in the direction of the bottom layer are accommodated in the support.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.