ProClip USA, LLC has announced that it has acquired a new line of wearable solutions from RUNNUR, including the Tablet Belt Clip and Tablet SlingMount. ProClip USA is an industry leader for vehicle and device-specific mounting systems.
Bjorn Spilling, CEO of ProClip USA stated, “We are incredibly excited to begin offering our customers this exciting line of new products. We always want to help our customers improve productivity on the job and protect their technology and devices. Being able to offer these wearable solutions for workers in the field is a great addition to our lineup of mounts and cradles for the workplace.”
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Andrew Hamra, the creator of the RUNNUR line of products added, “I’m very happy to work with an exceptional company like ProClip USA. ProClip mounts are the best in the industry, and I know I can count on them to maintain an incredible level of quality and service.”
The Tablet Belt Clip by RUNNUR frees up workers’ hands allowing them to be more productive on the job. Instead of constantly packing and unpacking tablets, setting them down, and forgetting them or even dropping them, workers can conveniently clip them to their side. Much like a carpenter holsters a hammer on the job, the Tablet Belt Clip acts as a tablet holster, conveniently there at your side when you need it and clipped to your hip when you don’t. ProClip will offer universal options for any tablet, as well as manufacturer-specific options for Samsung or Apple with the OtterBox uniVERSE line of cases.
The Tablet SlingMount by RUNNUR allows a worker to conveniently carry their device over their shoulder and out of the way. This shoulder strap allows instant access to the device in less than one second. It eliminates fumbling around for devices while on the job and is compatible with any tablet.
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