Purpose-built molded carriers for radios, flashlights and professional equipment, developed around the complete device configuration and installed mounting interface.
Device and access architecture
The carrier opening, reliefs and retention points should preserve access to the controls and connectors named in the brief. A battery or accessory change can alter seating depth and contact zones even when the main housing name remains unchanged.
Program decisions
| Decision | Buyer input | Approval evidence |
|---|---|---|
| Reference envelope | Device, battery, clip and installed accessories | Identified sample or controlled data |
| Access | Controls, display, connector and cable requirements | Configured functional review |
| Retention | Passive, adjustable or supplemental method | Written test condition and result |
| Mounting | Belt, MOLLE or modular interface | Movement, orientation and clearance check |
Sample approval focus
Check insertion and removal direction, rattle, control access, connector clearance, drainage or cleaning needs, mounting stability and every allowed battery or accessory condition.
Related sourcing guidance
Review the radio carrier program page, equipment-carrier sourcing guide and MOLLE mounting options.
Information needed for quotation
Send the complete device reference, battery/accessory list, required control access, carry orientation, mounting system, quantity, marking and packaging requirements.
Concept image only. Final compatibility and functional claims require an approved reference and validated sample.
Prepare the radio configuration for development
Review the custom radio holster OEM brief before releasing device references, access zones, retention and mounting requirements.
