Electronics Cases protective cases
Product family · 127 models

Electronics Protective Cases

Protective cases for sensitive electronics: impact isolation, dust exclusion, accessory separation and optional conductive or anti-static foam. Custom interiors.

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Quick answer

An electronics protective case isolates a board, module or instrument from shock, keeps dust out of connectors, and prevents accessories from abrading a finished surface. Where electrostatic discharge is a concern, the foam can be specified as conductive or anti-static rather than standard PE.

Key points

  • One hundred and fifteen models fit the 5 L to 45 L electronics band.
  • Connectors and terminals are unloaded in every layout — the carrier supports the chassis only.
  • Anti-static and conductive foam grades are available as a material substitution, not a coating.
  • Cable and accessory compartments are separated from the primary cavity.

Shock and ESD are different problems

Mechanical protection is about peak acceleration and stopping distance: thicker, correctly graded foam reduces both. Electrostatic protection is about surface resistivity: the foam itself has to be the right grade, because a coating wears off after a few cycles. Buyers often ask for one and are specified the other, so we treat them as two separate line items on the quotation.

Models

In this family

Sorted by internal volume. Each card leads with the measured internal envelope, because that is the number you size on.

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In this family: 5 sub-classifications

The family is not a flat list. Buyers come to us with a sub-type in mind, so each one below is a real filter over the same product database rather than a separate marketing page.

Selection

How to specify this family

GUIDE 01

Shock

Base layer thickness and grade sized to the packed mass.

GUIDE 02

ESD

Anti-static PE, specified by surface resistivity range.

GUIDE 03

Dust

Sealed configuration with a continuous rim.

FAQ

Questions on Electronics Cases

What is an electronics protective case?

A rigid container with an interior that supports an electronic assembly by its chassis, keeps connectors and protrusions unloaded, separates accessories, and — where required — uses a foam grade with controlled surface resistivity.

How should cables and accessories be organised?

In their own channels or compartments, coiled to a fixed diameter, and physically separated from connectors and finished surfaces.

Which foam suits electronics?

Cross-linked PE for general use, with anti-static or conductive grades where ESD control is required. Firmer EPS carriers under heavy modules.

Can the case be customised?

Yes — interior geometry, foam grade, colour, ESD grade, cut-outs for connectors and cable glands, and identification.