Find carrying cases including ata cases, transit cases, aluminum cases and more. From computer cases, instrument cases, tool cases to custom cases, you will find the carrying case you need. Use the time-saving Request for Quote tool to submit your inquiry to all the carrying case manufacturers and suppliers you select.
GWW® Group is a leading manufacturer of carrying cases for major brands serving such industries as Medical, Electronics, Sporting, Packaging and more. Since 1956, we have focused on offering design consulting and engineering expertise, top-quality production, quality control, excellent service and more.
Polo Custom Products uses a variety of flexible materials for custom industrial sewing—custom computer cases, GPS cases, etc. Polo offers design and engineering assistance and inventory management programs. Domestic and Asian manufacturing. ISO 9001:2000 certified.
We manufacture cases for transporting sensitive electronic equipment and industrial products. Custom Cases are our specialty. We offer carrying cases, shipping cases, tool cases, gun cases, instrument and product display cases, active sport cases, musical gear cases and medical equipment cases.
New World Case provides quality products such as ATA shipping cases, heavy-duty ATA "Stock" ready-to-ship cases, custom carrying cases, transit cases, graphic cases, custom computer cases, laptop cases, polyethylene and blow molded stock cases, tool cases and much more.
Royal Case is a diverse manufacturer of custom injection- and blow-molded carrying cases plus soft-sided
bags and holsters for a variety of uses—custom computer cases, guitar cases, etc. Manufacturing in the USA, China and Thailand. Domestic warehousing available to all customers.
A family-owned business for over 20 years, Carry Cases Plus has the experience to get you the quality carrying case you need. We are an industry leader in blow molded cases, injection molded cases and custom foam inserts. We can customize your case because we do our own fabrication.
Packateers is a manufacturer of custom computer cases, carrying cases, shipping cases and ATA cases. We provide a variety of custom cases to meet your needs, including blow molded, vacuum formed and fabricated cases. Packateers also offers custom foam interiors as well.
Princeton Case West provides high quality carrying cases, custom cases, shipping cases, transit cases and ATA cases. We produce standard or custom blow molded or thermoformed cases with custom foam inserts. From design to delivery, we offer you the complete package at an affordable price.
Fieldtex Products is a provider of custom computer cases, medical equipment cases, military specification cases and salesmen's cases. Our blowmolded line has over 21 sizes to choose from! We provide cases with custom foam inserts, injection-molded cases and custom soft-sided cases.
Melmat is a high quality custom carrying cases manufacturer and distributor. We carry our own patented line of carrying cases including custom fabricated corrugated plastic, metal, foam padded and blow molded carrying cases for your custom storage solution.
GemStar Manufacturing has been an innovative manufacturer of a wide variety of custom carrying cases, like plastic cases, transit cases and shipping cases that are watertight and chemically resistant, since 1969. Call us today for the most durable and reliable cases available!
At Zero Manufacturing, we pride ourselves on the production of custom carrying cases made not only to hold your valuable equipment but to protect it with state-of-the-art technology you will be hard-pressed to find anywhere else. Choose Zero for all your carrying case needs.
High strength all-aluminum carrying cases: quick ship cases, military cases, standard or custom cases, single-lid or rackmount cases. Customization includes CNC cut foam interiors, shock-mounted decks and custom flanges/panels. Advanced manufacturing with 3D CAD modeling and CNC process equipment.
Carrying cases, or carry cases, provide protection for
a wide variety of industrial items during shipping and
transportation. They are particularly useful in safeguarding fragile items,
such as medical, electronic and computer equipment. The item encased and its
application determine the criteria for creating the carry case and its accessories.
Buckle-and-straps are used to ensure cases remain securely fastened during
transportation. Straps are often made of nylon, mil-spec, cotton and polyester.
Zinc- or nickel-plated steel corners increase sturdiness by alleviating stress
and pressure applied to the corners of carrying cases during transportation.
While many manufacturers provide stock sizes for items with standard dimensions,
industrial designers and engineers also fulfill requests for custom
carrying cases created for specific items, such as custom computer
carrying cases, custom laptop carrying cases and custom pc carrying
cases.
Carrying case manufacturers serve many industries, including sports,
music, medical, government, military, packaging, business, trade show,
computer and pharmaceutical industries. Electronic instrument
and medical cases are specifically designed, such as delicate scientific
electronic carrying cases, testing and electronic device carrying cases,
pc carrying cases, custom computer
carrying cases and laptop carrying cases. Monitor carrying
cases are used in the music industry and for computer applications. Military
carry cases are used in applications including computer workstation
carrying cases, telecommunication and GPS system carrying cases, armory
carrying cases, weapon storage carrying cases, sensitive instrument applications
and tool and spare parts storage. Heavy-duty carrying cases accommodate
items through harsh situations, such as shipping,
in which they are likely to be dropped or pushed around. Light-duty carry
cases are suitable for items that will remain under personal care or
those subjected to a milder environment.
The durability of the carrying cases often depends on the material from
which the carrying cases are made. Plastic
carrying cases, aluminum carrying cases, leather carrying cases,
polyester carrying cases, plywood carrying cases, metal carrying cases,
glass carrying cases, cloth and nylon carrying cases are all manufacturable.
Plastic and aluminum are two of the most durable materials. Both are
versatile materials that range in strength, resistance, density and flexibility.
Industrial designers use plastic and aluminum to create strong, insulating,
chemically-resistant carrying cases. These materials also determine the
texture of the carrying cases. Soft carrying cases often consist of materials
like leather, cloth and nylon. This type of material is typically seen
used in the creation of laptop carrying cases. Hard carrying cases usually
consist of materials such as metal, glass and wood. PC carrying cases
are an example of these hard carrying cases. PC carrying cases typically made of metal. Molded carrying cases consist of different forms of plastic and often
have a rougher texture than soft or hard carrying cases. They can be made using blow
molding and rotational
molding.
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Anti-static cases contain an insulator that resists
electrostatic discharge, providing protection to sensitive electronic
equipment.
ATA cases are
cases that meet the guidelines set by the Air Transport Association
of America (ATA),
a federal
organization that
sets the guidelines
for the testing of cases and containers.
Blow
molded cases are
cases made of lightweight, blow-molded polyethylene and are virtually
unbreakable,
tolerate high and low temperatures, resist
chemicals and are rustproof, dent-proof and scratch resistant. Blow
molded cases are used to protect very fragile instrumentation, audio/visual
equipment, medical equipment and for OEM applications.
Collapsible
cases fold up, allowing for easy storage in tighter quarters. Collapsible
cases are usually made of aluminum.
Computer
Cases are
designed to carry PCs, laptops, monitors and other computer equipment.
Convention/trade
show cases are used to transport items to be exhibited at conventions
or expositions.
Custom cases can be made to meet specific dimensions.
Electronic
instrument carry cases are specifically
created to carry audio/visual equipment, recording equipment, batteries
and other sensitive tools.
Foam-filled cases contain an insert, such as a polyethylene egg crate,
which is used to pad fragile items.
Graphic cases are designed to carry items such as maps and blueprints.
Hazardous materials (HAZMAT) cases are specifically designed to transport
potentially harmful materials such as gas, explosives and
corrosives.
Medical equipment cases protect vials, syringes, medicine and other
materials.
Military specification
(mil spec) cases must adhere to the strict
standards set forth by military branches such as the Army,
Air Force and Marine
Corps. Mil spec cases are used to carry radio backpacks,
antennae bags, etc.
Panel mount cases accommodate panels used to hold and separate field
service equipment.
Plastic cases are durable containers that can be used for the transportation of materials.
Rack mount cases contain a rack or shelf on which equipment can be
stacked for accessible storage. Rack mount cases
accommodate equipment such as
computer networking application systems.
Shipping cases hold and protect goods during shipping and transportation.
Tool cases shield mechanical and power tools, functioning in a manner
similar to that of a toolbox.
Transit
cases are constructed from heavy duty material, are equipped
with a variety of hardware types and come in
a wide range of designs and configurations. Transit cases have varying
depths, as well.
Waterproof cases are advantageous in situations
in which items are exposed to hazardous weather conditions.
Common Terms Related To Carrying Cases
Acrylonitrile-Butadiene-Styrene
(ABS) – A strong
plastic used in a variety of industrial applications, such as an outer
laminate for shipping cases.
Angle – An outer corner covering made
of aluminum that is on shipping cases.
Anti-Static Foam – Specially
treated, non-conductive polyfoam or polyethylene foam material that is
ideal for magnetic media cushioning. Useful in in creating a carry case
for transporting any sensitive computer equipment.
Base – The lower part of the
case that would sit flat during loading.
Blocking – Using wood or
foam to support encased items in order to increase the effectiveness
of case interiors.
Casters – Rotating wheels set in a metal frame
that provide mobility to heavy objects, such as furniture or electronic
equipment.
Cavity Cut-Out – A space that is usually cut out directly beneath
the encased item, which is often used for storage of cables, owners manuals
and other accessories.
Coupler – A device utilized for attaching several cases together.
Cubed Foam – Also referred to as “diced foam,” it is
one-inch cubes of polyester foam, of which only the corners are left
attached to make it easy to remove in order to attain the desired space
for an encased object.
Electrostatic Discharge – The release of electrical energy usually
caused by the shift of electrons from one object to another as the objects
come into contact with and separate from one another.
Embossing – The application of heat and pressure to create a raised
design or logo.
F-B – A shortened term meaning “front to back,” typically
referring to depth.
Foil Embossing – The simultaneous use of embossing and foil stamping.
Foil Stamping – The application of a stamp pressed in foil to a
surface, in which the foil transfers the outline to the surface.
G-factor – Measurement of the durability of an item.
Hand Slot – A slot cut out of the foam specifically to aid in the
removal of the item from the case.
L-R – A term meaning “left to right,” typically referring
to width.
Load Capacity – The maximum amount of weight a case can efficiently
handle.
Neoprene – Artificial rubber used in a wide array of industrial
applications that resists wear and tear from chemicals, temperature and
hazardous conditions.
Polyethylene (PE) – Light, durable plastic material that is resistant
to stain from chemicals or other fluids and is not affected by temperature.
Polymer – A compound consisting
of multi-linked units of elements, such as hydrogen or silicon.
Polypropylene (PP) – A strong polymer that functions as both a
fiber and a plastic and is more durable but less common than polyethylene.
Skid – Damage incurred from dragging, etc., during transportation.
Skid Runners – Apparatus applied to a case to protect against skid
damage.
