Equipment Transport Cases protective cases
Product family · 71 models

Equipment Transport Cases

Transport cases for equipment moving between sites, from 20 L to 139 L. Published external footprint, carton packing data and container loading information.

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Quick answer

An equipment transport case is specified for the movement chain rather than for a single site: it has to survive handling at origin, survive a container or an aircraft hold, and arrive ready to open. That makes the external footprint, the pallet fit and the packing data as important as the internal volume.

Key points

  • Seventy-one models exceed 20 L internal volume for complete systems.
  • Carton dimensions and pieces-per-carton are published for sixty-four models.
  • External footprints are given so a pallet and container plan can be built without a sample shipment.
  • Wheeled T-series models cover the last fifty metres at destination.

Designing backwards from the pallet

Most international freight is planned around a 1,200 x 1,000 mm or 1,200 x 800 mm pallet. A case that leaves an unusable 40 mm strip wastes a slot on every layer of every shipment for the life of the product. Where a customer orders repeatedly we therefore check the external footprint against their pallet first, and only then optimise the internal volume.

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: 4 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

Sea freight

Sealed configuration plus desiccant; salt spray is a handling issue, not a material issue.

GUIDE 02

Air freight

Mass and external dimensions drive cost more than volume.

GUIDE 03

Repeated movement

Replaceable latches, hinges and gaskets; keep a spares kit with the first order.

FAQ

Questions on Equipment Transport Cases

What makes a case suitable for equipment transport?

A shell that carries stacking load, a closure that stays compressed through vibration, an interior that prevents migration, and external dimensions that fit the pallet and the vehicle.

How do I calculate container loading?

Divide the usable container volume by the packed carton volume, then check the carton footprint against the pallet and the stack height against the container internal height. We supply carton data for every model that has it.

Do you supply palletised shipments?

Yes. Standard cartons, palletisation to your specification, and full container loads on FOB terms.