Test, measurement, and scientific cases protect calibrated instruments, test systems, and sensors on the bench, in the field, and in transit to calibration labs. Shop waterproof cases with foam for oscilloscopes, analyzers, and lab instruments, shock racks for rack-mount test systems, divider cases for probes and cables, rugged laptop cases for data acquisition, and long cases for antennas and sensor masts, from SKB, Pelican, HPRC, Nanuk, Seahorse, Gemstar, and Parker.
Instrument and Lab Cases
Keep Calibrated Equipment Calibrated
Custom Foam for Instruments • Shock-Isolated Test Racks • IP-Rated Options
Every move between the lab, the field, and the calibration bench is a chance for shock and vibration to knock an instrument out of spec.
Calibration Labs & Metrology • R&D and University Labs • Field Test & Inspection
Pressure-equalization valves balance pressure after altitude changes or air shipping, so the lid opens easily without straining the seal.
Shop by Equipment Instruments, Test Racks, Probes and Calibration Kits, Data Acquisition, and Antennas and Sensors each have their own section below.
Instrument and lab cases
Cases Organized by Equipment
Use this page to narrow cases by the equipment you test with. Each card below opens this page filtered to that equipment type, and the filters on the left narrow further by brand, interior, wheels, water protection, and certification.
Shop by equipment
Shop Test and Measurement Cases by Equipment
Start with the equipment, then narrow by size, interior, and IP rating.
SKB and Gator shock racks that float the 19-inch frame on isolators, plus SKB standard, rolling, and fly racks for test racks and automated test equipment.
Best for: ATE, signal generators, and rack-mount test stations.
A good instrument case starts with the instrument, then its accessories, then how it travels.
1. Measure the Instrument
Record the instrument dimensions with handles, feet, and knobs, plus the probes, cables, and power supplies that travel with it.
2. Hold It Still
Custom foam cut to the instrument keeps it from shifting under shock and vibration, which helps protect calibration in transit.
3. Match the Trip
Air shipping and freight call for pressure-equalization valves, shock racks for rack-mount systems, and IP-rated seals against dust and moisture.
Instrument case FAQs
Common Test and Measurement Case Questions
Can you cut foam for a specific instrument?
Yes. Send the instrument make and model, the accessories that travel with it, and how it ships, and our team can design custom foam that holds everything in place.
Why does a case need a pressure-equalization valve?
Air shipping and altitude changes create a pressure difference inside a sealed case. A pressure-equalization valve balances it, so the lid opens easily without straining the seal.
When should test equipment ship in a shock rack?
Choose a shock rack for rack-mount test systems that ship by freight or air cargo. The frame floats on isolators inside the outer shell, so shock and vibration are absorbed before they reach the instruments.
How should I ship an instrument to a calibration lab?
Use a hard case with foam cut to the instrument, add the accessories the lab needs, and keep the case for the return trip so the instrument comes back protected the same way.
Do you work with universities and labs on purchase orders?
Yes. Request a formal quote for purchase orders and lab pricing, and apply for credit approval if your institution needs terms.
Procurement support
Lab and Engineering Procurement
Specialty Cases supports calibration labs, test engineers, and research institutions with formal quotes, purchase orders, volume pricing, and custom foam.