Product family · 68 models

Field Equipment Cases

Field and deployment equipment cases from 10 L to 70 L, built for dust, temperature change and repeated handling. Custom foam and hardware options.

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Quick answer

A field equipment case is used away from a fixed base, where the environment is uncontrolled and the case is part of the working system rather than packaging. Sixty-eight models sit in the 10 L to 70 L band that covers most field kits.

Key points

Dust exclusion at the closure matters more than any single material property.
Temperature change creates a pressure differential that pulls air in on opening; a valve resolves it.
Field cases are opened with gloves; latch geometry and lid stay are specified accordingly.
Serviceable hardware — latches, hinges, gaskets, wheels — is held as spares.

What actually breaks in the field

In our experience the failure is rarely the shell. It is a latch that has been forced, a hinge pin that has worn, or a gasket that has been left compressed in storage and no longer springs back. All three are avoidable by specifying replaceable hardware, publishing the service part, and advising the customer to store the case with the latches released.

Models

In this family

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

KX-85218

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.

Deployed Communication Kits99 Field Medical Kits71 Observation and Optics45

Maintenance Sets120 Power and Distribution71

Selection

How to specify this family

GUIDE 01

Dust

Continuous rim plus enough latches to hold it closed over a temperature cycle.

GUIDE 02

Cold

PP shells retain toughness better than ABS at low temperature.

GUIDE 03

Service life

Ask for a spares kit of latches, hinges and gaskets with the first order.

FAQ

Questions on Field Equipment Cases

What equipment is transported in field cases?

Communications sets, optics and observation equipment, medical and trauma kits, test and measurement instruments, power systems, drones and ground stations, and maintenance tool sets.

How do field cases protect against dust and moisture?

Through a continuous lid-to-base rim, compressible sealing where specified, and a shell moulded without perforation.

Which materials suit field cases?

PP for cold impact and chemical resistance; ABS where a stiffer panel and a better printed finish are required.

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