Micro Nordic: Rugged Hardware Supplier Since 2004 Adds ProGlove to Its Range

Micro Nordic, a European supplier of rugged laptops, rugged tablets and barcode scanners to business customers in more than 40 countries since 2004, has added ProGlove wearable scanners to its range. The company supplies Panasonic Toughbook, Getac, Dell Latitude Rugged, Zebra and Honeywell hardware, new and refurbished, from European stock with delivery in one to three days.
Miami, Florida - 22 September, 2026 - The supplier of Panasonic Toughbook, Getac, Dell Latitude Rugged, Zebra and Honeywell hardware to businesses across Europe now carries ProGlove wearable scanners, shipping in one to three days from European stock.

Micro Nordic, a supplier of rugged laptops, rugged tablets and barcode scanners to business customers in more than 40 countries worldwide since 2004, has added ProGlove wearable barcode scanners to its range. The company supplies rugged laptops [https://micronordic.com/category/all-rugged-laptops/] and scanners from Panasonic, Getac, Dell, Zebra, Honeywell and ProGlove, including the Panasonic Toughbook FZ-55 and Toughbook 40, the Dell Latitude 7330 Rugged and Latitude 5420 Rugged, and the Getac X600. Stock is held in Europe and ships globally within one to three days.

Micro Nordic serves organisations worldwide in logistics and transportation, manufacturing and automotive, construction, defence, field service and utilities, and pharmaceutical and healthcare.

ProGlove wearable scanners are worn on the hand rather than held, which keeps both hands free during picking, packing and inspection work. The format is used in warehouse and production environments where scan volume is high and handling time matters.

Alongside the ProGlove addition, Micro Nordic has increased warehouse stock across its range, including refurbished rugged laptops and end-of-life rugged devices. End-of-life models remain in demand among organisations running standardised fleets, where replacing a single failed unit with an identical model avoids requalifying software, accessories and docking infrastructure across an entire deployment. A warehouse running two hundred identical scanners does not want the two hundred and first to be a different model.

Micro Nordic's range includes Panasonic Toughbook laptops and tablets [https://micronordic.com/category/panasonic-toughbook/] and Getac rugged devices [https://micronordic.com/category/getac-rugged/], supplied new and refurbished.

"Procurement teams running rugged fleets are rarely buying a single device - they are maintaining a standard. That means availability matters as much as specification. Holding real stock, including end-of-life models like the Toughbook FZ-55, is what lets a customer keep a fleet consistent rather than starting over every product cycle." - Ulrik Maxen, Managing Director, Micro Nordic

Micro Nordic is a global supplier of rugged laptops, rugged tablets and barcode scanners, trading since 2004. The company supplies new and refurbished hardware from Panasonic, Getac, Dell, Zebra, Honeywell and ProGlove to business customers in more than 40 countries, shipping worldwide from European stock in one to three days.

Originally published at https://micronordic.com/news/micro-nordic-adds-proglove/

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