Cases Cases

Every case needs to be moved.

Small cases are easy but more questions need to be answered the larger the case gets.

Casters are an option for large, heavy cases to be wheeled around.

If a case is known to be in a classroom or office environment, we work to keep the width of the case under 33" so it fits through standard doorways.

In other cases, it's common for cases to be stored for periods of time.

Typically when it's being stored, it's being stacked ontop of something else or each other if there are multiple cases.

When we know cases will be stacked, we can install correct stiffening to ensure the stack will not tumble.

Did you know specific features have to be added to ensure they can be stacked?

Industry Spotlight: Industrial

Industrial equipment is often shipped to remote or hazardous locations.

Equipment and instruments may need to be shipped back and forth for repair or calibration, or your customers may require a safe storage solution when your parts are not in use.

We have designed shipping containers for all of these needs. Cases-Cases has years of experience creating the right solution for you.

Replace your single-use boxes and crates with durable reusable containers to keep your parts safe.

Shipping component parts from factory to factory can also be expensive.

Let us help you save money and reduce waste by designing reusable, custom cases to replace your wooden crates or single-use boxes.

Contact us today to learn how!

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Many customers require some sort of identification on their case.

There are several ways you can identify a case such as:

➡ Common labels like arrows, front and two man lift needed.
➡ Labels to identify what is inside the case.
➡ More permanent metal ID plate riveted to the case.

We can also add some cool things like molded graphics with special multi-colored custom logos or part numbers.

There are many ways we can add a form of identification to your case so you can keep it safe and personalize it to your liking!

What is something you would add to your case?