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Gamber-Johnson

Rugged mounting systems that safely secure mobile communication systems, computers and other electronics.

Police In-Car Technology and Connectivity

Website: gamberjohnson.com
Headquarters: 5001 Joerns Drive, Stevens Point, WI
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Overview

Gamber-Johnson makes rugged mounting systems that secure mobile computers, communications equipment and other electronics in fleet, public safety and material handling vehicles. Founded in 1954 and based in Stevens Point, Wisconsin, the company hand-assembles each order and ships from that facility. Its public safety line covers the vehicle from dash to trunk: laptop and tablet docking, dash, console and pedestal mounting, motion attachments, power adapters and antennas, partitions and vault storage, K-9 and animal control equipment, and weapon retention. Docking stations and cradles are engineered with OEM partners for Dell, Getac, Panasonic TOUGHBOOK, Samsung and Zebra devices, alongside phone mounts and wireless charging cradles. The wider Team GJ family adds PMT aluminum docking stations, InfoCase rugged cases and screen protection, and Blac-Rac weapon retention. A product configurator lets buyers specify device compatibility and mounting options directly, and the company runs a Back the Blue recognition program supporting Concerns of Police Survivors, the National Fallen Firefighters Foundation, United Way and Special Olympics.