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Cases and holsters protect mobile computers, barcode scanners, and other warehouse mobility devices while keeping them easily accessible during daily operations. Rugged carrying solutions help warehouse workers move efficiently through picking, packing, receiving, and shipping workflows while reducing device drops and wear.

Device Carry & Protection

Holster compatibility with specific device models
Belt-mounted and shoulder carry options
Drop protection and ruggedized materials
Quick-access designs for high-speed workflows
Comfort for full-shift warehouse use

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Zebra

SKU: SG-RS2X-HMTLA-01

Zebra SG-RS2X-HMTLA-01 RS2100 Hand Mount with Embedded Trigger

Hand mount with embedded trigger for Zebra RS2100 one-handed scanning
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SKU: SG-RS2X-HMTLA-10

Zebra SG-RS2X-HMTLA-10 RS2100 Hand Mount Trigger

Hand mount with embedded trigger for RS2100 one-handed scanning
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Zebra

SKU: SG-RS2X-HMTRA-01

Zebra SG-RS2X-HMTRA-01 RS2100 Hand Mount with Embedded Trigger

Hand mount with embedded trigger for RS2100 one-handed scanning
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$81.99

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Zebra

SKU: SG-RS2X-HMTRA-10

Zebra SG-RS2X-HMTRA-10 RS2100 Hand Mount with Embedded Trigger

RS2100 hand mount with embedded trigger for one-handed warehouse scanning
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$617.99 $590.99 Save $27.00

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Zebra

SKU: SG-RS419-FGSTP-02R

Zebra SG-RS419-FGSTP-02R Long Finger Strap

7.8-inch finger strap for Zebra RS419 and RS5000 scanners
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$23.99

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Zebra

SKU: SG-RS51-BHSTLG-01

Zebra SG-RS51-BHSTLG-01 Replacement Hand Strap

Large back-of-hand strap for Zebra RS5100 scanners, tool-free fit
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$31.99

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Zebra

SKU: SG-RS5X6-HMTLA-01

Zebra SG-RS5X6-HMTLA-01 Slim Hand Mount Left

Left-handed slim mount for Zebra RS5100/RS6100 scanners
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$75.99

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Zebra

SKU: SG-RS5X6-HMTLA-10

Zebra SG-RS5X6-HMTLA-10 Slim Hand Mount Left 10-Pack

Left-hand slim mount for Zebra RS5100/RS6100, 10-pack
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Zebra

SKU: SG-RS5X6-HMTRA-01

Zebra SG-RS5X6-HMTRA-01 RS5100/RS6100 Slim Hand Mount Right

Right-hand slim mount for RS5100/RS6100 scanning—tool-free setup
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Zebra

SKU: SG-RS5X6-HMTRA-10

Zebra SG-RS5X6-HMTRA-10 Slim Hand Mount Right 10-Pack

Right-hand slim mount for RS5100/RS6100 scanners, 10-pack
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Zebra

SKU: SG-STYLUS-TCX-MTL-03

Zebra SG-STYLUS-TCX-MTL-03 Passive Stylus

Passive stylus for Zebra TC-series mobile computers in field ops
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Zebra

SKU: SG-TC2L-ARMNT-01

Zebra SG-TC2L-ARMNT-01 Rotatable Arm Mount for TC22/TC27

Rotatable arm mount for TC22/TC27 with tool-free orientation changes
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Zebra

SKU: SG-TC2L-ARMNT-02

Zebra SG-TC2L-ARMNT-02 Large Rotatable Arm Mount

360° rotatable arm mount for Zebra TC22/TC27 fixed scanning stations
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Zebra

SKU: SG-TC2L-ARMSTRAP-01

Zebra SG-TC2L-ARMSTRAP-01 Replacement Velcro Wrist Strap

Velcro wrist strap for hands-free TC22/TC27 scanning in the field
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SKU: SG-TC2L-ARMSTRAP-02

Zebra SG-TC2L-ARMSTRAP-02 Replacement Velcro Wrist Strap

Velcro wrist strap for hands-free scanning on Zebra TC series devices
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Zebra

SKU: SG-TC2L-BOOT-01

Zebra SG-TC2L-BOOT-01 Protective Boot

Elastomeric boot for TC22/TC27 with drop and impact protection
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Barcode Scanner Holsters

Lightweight, quick-access holsters designed for 1D/2D barcode scanners and handheld terminals. Optimize worker mobility in picking, receiving, and packing workflows.

Mobile Computer Cases

Protective carrying cases for rugged mobile computers and tablets used in warehouse environments. Shock-absorbing materials reduce device drops during transit and staging.

Vehicle Mount Holsters

Dash-mounted and bracket-based holsters for mobile computers in forklifts, carts, and material handling equipment. Secure positioning during high-vibration operations.

Shoulder Harnesses & Slings

Hands-free carrying solutions with adjustable straps for long-shift operations. Distributes device weight evenly across the wearer for reduced fatigue.

Belt Clips & Quick-Release Mounts

Minimalist attachment solutions for workers who need rapid device access without full holster systems. Compatible with most industrial-grade handhelds.

Drop Protection Covers

Elastomer and silicone bump cases that absorb impact while maintaining device accessibility. Extend hardware lifecycle in high-drop environments.

What to Look For When Buying

The decisions that matter most before you spec.

Device Compatibility & Mounting Standards

Ensure the holster or case matches your specific scanner or mobile computer model—check VESA mounting patterns, clip widths, and connector positioning before purchase. Barcode scanner and mobile computer vendors like Zebra, Datalogic, and CipherLab publish detailed accessory compatibility matrices.

Material Durability & Environmental Conditions

Select materials rated for your warehouse environment—polycarbonate for freezer/wet conditions, nylon for standard indoor picking, TPE for high-impact concrete loading docks. UV resistance and chemical compatibility matter in cross-dock and outdoor receiving areas.

Ergonomic Design for Shift Length

Lighter holsters (under 100g) suit pick-to-light and scan-heavy roles; padded shoulder harnesses work better for multi-hour material handling tasks. Test harness angle and belt attachment points to prevent device swing during rapid movement or climbing.

Drop & Vibration Impact Protection

Warehouse devices experience 10–50+ drops per shift and constant vibration in vehicles. Cases with corner guards, shock-absorbing foam, and rigid retention prevent screen cracks, loose ports, and battery disconnections that interrupt workflows.

Integration with Charging & Docking Workflows

Verify holsters allow quick removal for charging dock insertion without case removal. Some designs feature magnetic detach or tool-free quick-release mechanisms to reduce end-of-shift friction.

Cost of Ownership & Replacement Cycles

Budget for annual holster/case replacement alongside device lifecycle—high-attrition environments may justify bulk orders of lower-cost clips over premium harnesses. OEM cases often cost 15–30% more but ensure warranty compliance.

Technology Stack

The specs and acronyms that actually affect cases and holsters performance.

VESA Mounting Compatibility

Video Electronics Standards Association mounting patterns (75×75, 100×100mm, etc.) standardize holster attachment across devices. Check your mobile computer spec sheet for VESA compliance before ordering to ensure mechanical fit without drilling or adapters.

Drop Rating (e.g., 1.5M, 2M)

Measured height from which a case-protected device can fall onto concrete without damage. Warehouse operations typically require minimum 1.2m rating; freezer and outdoor environments warrant 1.5m+ for safety margin.

Connector Access & Port Sealing

Cases must not obstruct power ports, headphone jacks, or data connectors required during shift operations. Cutouts should be precise to avoid water ingress in receiving areas or condensation in temperature-controlled zones.

Retention Force & Quick-Release Mechanics

Measured in Newtons or via friction/snap-fit design, this determines whether a device stays secured during vehicle transit but releases with one-hand pressure. Industrial-grade holsters typically use 20–40N spring tension.

Material Grade: Polycarbonate vs. TPE vs. Nylon

Polycarbonate offers rigidity and clarity for screen-on operation; TPE (thermoplastic elastomer) provides cushioning and grip; nylon provides lightweight flexibility. Environmental temps and moisture determine optimal material—freezer use requires cold-rated polycarbonate.

Weight & Harness Load Rating

Total weight of case plus contents affects worker fatigue on multi-hour shifts. Shoulder harnesses should have load ratings of 2–4kg; belt clips require <500g for comfort. Check fabric tear strength and buckle retention under load.

Typical Deployment Scenarios

High-Volume Picking Operation (500+ picks/shift)

Deploy lightweight belt-clip holsters for CipherLab or Socket Mobile handheld scanners paired with quick-release mounts to minimize access time. Workers switch between stationary workstations and mobile carts; cases should support both VESA dock insertion and on-body carry without removal.

Forklift/Vehicle Material Handling (4–6 operators)

Install vehicle-mount holsters with shock absorption on lift trucks and carts. Use Zebra rugged mobile computers with impact-rated polycarbonate cases rated for 1.5m drops. Harnesses must secure devices during acceleration/braking to prevent screen damage.

Cold Storage / Freezer Picking (-18°C environment)

Select polycarbonate cases and holsters rated for sub-zero; standard rubber harnesses become brittle. Unitech and Datalogic produce cold-rated mobile computers; pair with insulated cases to prevent thermal stress on connectors and screens.

Dock-to-Warehouse Multi-Stop Route (3–5 locations)

Cross-dock operations require drop-protected cases that fit charging cradles without removal. Use shoulder harnesses for short dwell times at each stop; ensure quick-release buckles for fast device swaps when moving between vehicles.

Top Brands for Cases and Holsters

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Zebra

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Datalogic

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Unitech

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CipherLab

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Socket Mobile

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Frequently Asked Questions

Will a universal holster fit my barcode scanner?

Universal holsters use adjustable clips or VESA mounts but often sacrifice retention rigidity. Check your scanner's width (typically 60–90mm), depth, and any protruding antenna or trigger guards against the holster's specs. Brand-specific cases offer tighter fit and faster access but cost 20–40% more; universal clips work for temporary swaps or backup devices.

What drop height rating do I need for a warehouse?

Standard pick/pack environments warrant 1.2m (4 ft) minimum; loading docks, outdoor receiving, and forklift operations require 1.5m (5 ft) or higher. Test your device drop rate per shift—if workers average >20 drops daily, invest in 2m-rated cases to absorb high-impact concrete contact.

Can I use a case in a freezer or wet environment?

Polycarbonate cases are freezer-safe and resist moisture; silicone/TPE harnesses become stiff below –10°C and may crack. Nylon webbing absorbs water and promotes mold; sealed polycarbonate or coated fabric is preferred in wet docks. Always verify the case material's operating temperature range in the product spec.

Do cases interfere with charging docks or cradles?

Many aftermarket cases prevent dock insertion. Check the case dimensions against your charging dock footprint and connector depth before purchase. Quick-remove cases or dock-compatible designs (usually OEM) eliminate this friction and reduce downtime.

What's the difference between a holster and a carry case?

Holsters attach to belts or vehicles for quick access during active work; cases provide full protection during transport or storage. Holsters are lighter and faster to deploy; cases offer better shock absorption for devices in motion (carts, trucks). Many warehouses use both—holsters for picking, cases for end-of-shift transport.

How do I choose between belt clips, shoulder harnesses, and vehicle mounts?

Belt clips suit high-volume picking (fast access, minimal weight); shoulder harnesses work for long-shift material handling (load distribution, hands-free operation); vehicle mounts are for forklifts and carts (secure during motion, no manual carry). Match choice to role duration and mobility frequency—pickers favor clips, material handlers favor harnesses, equipment operators favor vehicle mounts.

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