Shipping &
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Shipping &
Carrying Cases

Air Conditioned
Cases

19-inch Rack Mount

Aluminum rack cases from 3U to 36U support heavy payloads

Stylish aluminum briefcases for business and industrial use

Shipping & Storage

All aluminum shipping and storage containers

Wheeled aluminum cases with pull-handle and casters

Custom Aluminum Cases

Build an aluminum case to fit your exact requirements

Snap-on thermoelectric coolers for rack cases in 200 to 3,000 BTU/HR

Climate management allows equipment to operate in harsh environments

High-capacity, compressor based temperature control systems

Thermoelectric Coolers

Integrated thermoelectric cooling units for racks and shipping cases

Custom or modified cases and racks

Fabricated to your exact size specifications

Custom interiors for maximum protection

Rack Integration

I/O panels, power, wiring, equipment integration

Custom Roto Molded

Custom roto-molded sizes for modest volume

Special volume pricing, designs, logos, colors

Case Advisor Blog

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Engineering Strength and Durability into Transit Cases

Transit cases lead hard lives. They bang together in the backs of trucks, are often dropped, and take knocks from all directions. Yet, users expect them to shrug off this abuse, protect their delicate contents and be as light as possible. Case designers tackle these conflicting requirements in three ways.

Understanding Transit Case Rotomolding

Rotational molding, or rotomolding, is a cost-effective way of making large, joint-free polymer containers. “Rotationally Molded Transit Cases: 8 Advantages” discussed what makes this process so useful. Here, we’ll dive deeper into the details of the process.

Protecting Electronics from Vibration (Part 2)

A transit case uses isolating mounts to protect electronic payloads from vibration. These mounts are chosen with a natural frequency of vibration significantly different from the expected excitation frequency. This helps ensure the minimum of vibration is transmitted to the payload. However, there are challenges:

Protecting the Payload from Vibration (Part 1)

Vibration is bad for electronic devices such as radio transmitters and computers. Screws can work loose and cards and cables can come unplugged. As a result, equipment is sometimes inoperable after a long journey. Fortunately, that kind of damage is usually easily repaired, unlike the harm caused by resonance.

Verifying How Much Shock Protection a Transit Case Provides

Electronic systems need transporting with care. Sudden impacts, as if dropped from the back of a truck, can pop IO cards out of their slots, disconnect cables, and damage hard drives. That’s why you’ll often see acceleration or g-force limits called-out in specification documents for many electronic products.

Consider a Cut and Weld Case for Odd-Sized Payloads

Study the Sierra Cases website and you’ll see transit cases come in many sizes. Sometimes though, a standard case doesn’t work well for the item or payload to be moved. Perhaps you need to transport something long and thin, like an antenna. In those situations you can end up buying a much larger, and more […]

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