Wearable device mounts

Wear it.
Don't hold it.

Both hands free, all shift. Pick the mount that fits your device and your workflow.

Made to wear

Barely noticeable

Lightweight, breathable construction minimizes the burden on the hand throughout the shift.

  • Soft textile construction keeps rigid material to a minimum.
  • Breathable fabric allows air to circulate around the hand.
  • Patented Index Trigger and Hand Strap designs support a minimal, hand-friendly form factor.
  • Barely noticeable in use, even during repetitive scanning tasks.

Made to wear

Intuitive by design

A one-piece wearable and patented interaction design make getting ready and scanning feel natural.

  • Put it on in a single, intuitive movement.
  • Patented scan trigger positioning supports natural activation while keeping the hand free.
  • Available fits help operators find a secure, comfortable setup.
  • No separate components to assemble or configure.

Made to wear

Made for industrial work

Designed for demanding environments, frequent scanning, and hygienic use across daily operations.

  • Built to withstand the demands of industrial shopfloor environments.
  • Washable for regular cleaning and improved hygiene.
  • Personal assignment supports hygienic use across shared device fleets.
  • ESD-safe options are available for electronics-sensitive work areas.

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Select your wearable mount

Start with your device. We'll show the mounts made for it.

Mounts for MARK Family

Index Trigger

Index Trigger

The premium fit. Goes on in one movement and puts the trigger right at your fingertip. Comes in three sizes so every hand gets a precise fit, plus an ESD variant for electronics-sensitive environments.

Best for: Dedicated operators, high scan volumes, ESD areas

Hand Strap

Hand Strap

The flexible fit. Airy and open, leaving the palm free for grip and touch. One size fits all, and it is washable — so devices move between people and shifts without friction.

Best for: Fluctuating workforces, shared devices, seasonal peaks

Reel

Reel

The enabler. Tethers the scanner so it retracts back to the same place every time — never dropped, never hunted for. Pairs with either mount rather than replacing it.

Best for: Fixed stations, hand-offs, drop-prone environments

Mounts for MAI

Hand Strap

Hand Strap

The MAI-specific Hand Strap holds the device on the back of the hand so the color display stays in view and the palm stays free. One size fits all, washable, and quick to hand over between shifts.

Best for: Guided, display-driven workflows

Mounts for LANA

Arm Mount

Arm Mount

The slim mount for LANA. Ultra-lightweight with a low profile, it keeps the Android companion device on the forearm and within easy reach. Washable material supports regular cleaning, and two sizes cover different arm positions and arm thicknesses.

Best for: Enterprise app workflows, hands-free access, forearm visibility

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Answers

Wearable device mounts FAQ

Hands-free wearing, fit, ruggedness, cost and cleaning. Tap a question to see the answer.

Yes — ProGlove wearable device mounts are hands-free and finger-free. The scanner sits on the back of the hand and is triggered without holding or gripping anything, so both hands and all ten fingers stay available for the actual work. Unlike a ring scanner, nothing sits on a finger, so nothing gets in the way when an operator grabs, handles small parts or assembles.

Yes. Because the device is worn on the back of the hand and the palm and fingers stay completely free, operators can grab, pick, assemble and manipulate small parts with their natural grip. This is the main practical advantage over ring scanners, which occupy a finger and constrain fine motor work.

Choose the Index Trigger when operators scan all shift and you want a precise, rugged fit — it goes on in one movement, comes in three sizes and is available as an ESD variant. Choose the Hand Strap when your workforce fluctuates or devices are shared: it is airy, washable and one size fits all. The Reel is not an either-or — it tethers the scanner alongside either mount so it always returns to the same place.

Both the Index Trigger and the Hand Strap are built for demanding industrial environments. Choose the Index Trigger when you need a precise, rugged fit for high-volume scanning or ESD-sensitive areas. Choose the Hand Strap when washability, hygiene and fast hand-overs across shared fleets are the priority.

No. ProGlove uses one common wearable clip interface across its scanners, so the same wearable device mount works with the scanners in the fleet. That means far less variance to manage on the shopfloor and in purchasing: fewer part numbers, simpler stock, and no re-buying wearable device mounts when the scanner generation changes.

Yes. The Index Trigger comes in three sizes, which covers extra-small and extra-large hands as well as everything in between, so every operator gets a proper fit. The Hand Strap is one size fits all and adjusts to the wearer, which keeps deployment simple for large or changing workforces.

MAI uses its own generation of the Hand Strap. It holds the 65 g device on the back of the hand so the color display stays in view and the palm stays free, and it is washable and one size fits all.

Yes. ProGlove wearable device mounts are built for the shopfloor and thousands of scans per shift, day after day. Materials are chosen for industrial wear: breathable, washable textile for regular cleaning, and a light but durable plastic clip. ESD-safe options are available for electronics-sensitive environments.

The Hand Strap is washable, which is what makes it the right choice for shared and fluctuating workforces. Straps are replaceable as they wear, so the fleet stays hygienic without replacing the scanner.

In seconds. A ProGlove wearable device mount goes on in one single movement — it is a one-part product with nothing to assemble, no tools and no per-operator setup. That is what keeps shift hand-overs fast and gets new workers scanning on day one.

Very light, by material choice. The wearable device mount itself is breathable textile, so it adds almost nothing to the hand and stays airy across a full shift. The only rigid part is the clip, made from a light but durable plastic. The result is a wearable device mount an operator stops noticing after the first few minutes.