UNSPSC 43211806: Keyboard wrist rest

A device that is placed adjacent to the keyboard to support the wrists enabling less stressful typing.

UNSPSC 43211806 Keyboard wrist rest is a Commodity code that shows minimal recent state and local procurement activity aligned with its nominal scope. The recent opportunities tagged under this code predominantly concern IT infrastructure, healthcare systems, election equipment, and airport security screening—none of which involve keyboard wrist rests or ergonomic input-device accessories. The most prominent recent solicitations include Broward County's Risk Management and Claims Administration System (RFP, due November 17, 2026), the State of California's ePad-ink Electronic Signature devices (RFB, due October 16, 2026), Gwinnett County's purchase of 250,000 disposable styluses for voting systems (IWQ, due October 5, 2026), and DeKalb County's request for E-Poll Book Encoder Stabilizer Brackets (RFQ, due October 1, 2026). Additional tagged opportunities span Kodak document scanners, Cradlepoint cellular modems, Apple products, proximity readers, and various IT hardware—all unrelated to wrist rests.

The tagged opportunities span state governments (California, Texas), county purchasing divisions (Broward, Gwinnett, DeKalb, Orange, Orange County), city procurement bureaus (Philadelphia), transit/aviation authorities (Broward County Aviation Department), and special-purpose districts. Geographic concentration appears in California, Georgia (Gwinnett and DeKalb Counties), and Florida, though the volume and diversity of taggers reflects the artifact of tagging misalignment rather than genuine market demand for keyboard wrist rests. State and local procurement activity under this code code does not support keyboard wrist rest as an active category; the code's recent tagged opportunities are predominantly IT procurement, voting-system components, and security hardware with no connection to ergonomic office accessories. No solicitations for keyboard wrist rests appear in the recent-opportunities block.