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Heavy-duty transport and shipping solutions built for demanding business, government, AV, IT, and industrial equipment protection. Anvil / Calzone cases are designed for buyers who need rugged case construction, repeat-use durability, and dependable protection for equipment that moves regularly between facilities, job sites, events, or field environments.
Anvil Cases
Flat Screen Cases Shockmount Rack Cases Custom Utility Cases
These made-to-order cases are built around the equipment, handling environment, interior protection, mobility, and deployment requirements.
Made-to-Order ATA, IRON & MACC Construction Custom Foam & Interiors Heavy-Duty Hardware & Casters
Start with the application, then build the case around the equipment and workflow.
Made-to-order heavy-duty transport cases
Anvil / Calzone cases are a quote-driven option for equipment that requires a more tailored transport solution. The three main categories cover common project needs: flat screen cases designed around displays and accessories, shockmount rack cases configured to specific rack requirements, and utility cases built for specialized or hard-to-fit equipment.
Choose the project type first
Each Anvil category has its own RFQ path because the information needed to configure a display case, rack case, or custom utility case is different. Choose the application below to review the category and start the correct quote request.
Made-to-order Anvil transport cases for monitors, LCD and LED displays, stands, power supplies, cables, mounts, and related AV accessories. Cases can be configured around the exact display model and transport workflow.
Best for: AV teams, events, rentals, education, installers, corporate presentations, government programs, and organizations moving displays repeatedly.
Custom rack cases built around rack units, rack depth, payload, rail requirements, access, casters, and field-use needs for sensitive rack-mounted electronics.
Best for: AV, IT, broadcast, communications, test equipment, production systems, military electronics, and other rack-mounted equipment requiring added shock isolation.
Made-to-order equipment and utility transport cases for oversized, unusually shaped, or specialized equipment that needs custom sizing, foam, hardware, mobility, identification, or integrated-use options.
Best for: Industrial, commercial, AV, IT, institutional, trade show, production, field, and project equipment that does not fit a standard stock case.
Prepare the right project information
Anvil cases are configured around the equipment and handling requirements. Supplying the right measurements and application details at the beginning helps the quote process focus on fit, construction, interior protection, mobility, access, and project-specific options.
Provide the display manufacturer and model, overall dimensions, number of screens, stands or mounts, power supplies, cables, accessories, and how the case will be stored, shipped, or rolled between locations.
Provide rack units, required rail-to-rail depth, equipment weight, rail preference, cabling and service-clearance needs, caster requirements, and the environment in which the rack will be transported and deployed.
Provide equipment length, width, height, weight, shape, access requirements, desired foam or interior layout, caster needs, shipping limits, identification requirements, and any integrated power, charging, or networking needs.
Match construction to the handling environment
The appropriate construction depends on payload, frequency of transport, handling severity, forklift exposure, protection requirements, and project specifications. Available details vary by case family, so the final build should be confirmed during the RFQ process.
A traditional heavy-duty Anvil road-case option using plywood and an ABS exterior. Current Anvil category specifications describe ATA builds as designed to meet or exceed ATA Spec 300 requirements, with available material thickness depending on the case family and payload.
IRON construction adds a tough HDPE exterior treatment for rougher handling and more demanding transport conditions while retaining the road-case format and ATA-focused protection approach.
Military Application Case construction is intended for higher-demand applications. Current Anvil specifications describe MACC options as built around MIL-STD-810 requirements while exceeding ATA Spec 300 Category 1 expectations.
Build around the equipment and workflow
The value of the Anvil program is the ability to configure the case around how the equipment is packed, protected, moved, identified, accessed, and used. The available options depend on the case family and application.
Flat screen and utility projects can be built with equipment-specific foam and organized storage for accessories. Rack cases use a shock-isolated rack frame to protect mounted electronics during handling and transport.
Configure mobility and handling around case weight and use. Available Anvil specifications include heavy-duty casters, recessed handles, locking or twist-hasp latch options, removable lids, stacking support, and rack-specific access choices.
Stenciling, shipping identification, finish choices, rack options, and application-specific upgrades can support asset tracking, deployment, field use, storage, logistics, and equipment readiness.
Anvil selection guide
Do not start with a generic outside case size. Start with the equipment and application, choose the correct Anvil case family, and then provide the specifications needed to build the quote around the payload and transport workflow.
Choose Flat Screen Cases for monitors and display kits, Rack Cases for rack-mounted electronics, or Utility Cases for specialized equipment that needs a made-to-order transport solution.
Capture exact dimensions, weight, rack units and depth where applicable, accessory requirements, foam clearance, center-of-gravity or handling concerns, and anything that must remain attached during transport.
Describe shipping frequency, local rolling, forklift exposure, storage, field deployment, access needs, loading method, security, identification, and any operational requirements that should influence construction and hardware.
Anvil Cases FAQs
The Anvil categories on this page are quote-driven, made-to-order case programs. Flat screen cases can be configured around the display and accessory kit, shockmount racks around exact rack specifications, and utility cases around the equipment dimensions and handling workflow.
Provide the display manufacturer and model number, overall outside dimensions, screen quantity, stand or mount details, accessory requirements, and how the case will be transported. This gives the case team a better basis for foam, storage, mobility, and construction recommendations.
Start with rack units, rail-to-rail rack depth, equipment weight, rail style, cabling and access requirements, caster needs, and transport conditions. Standard professional rack applications commonly use the 19-inch EIA format, and 1U equals 1.75 inches of rack height.
Equipment and Utility cases are the broad custom path for equipment that does not fit a standard stock solution. They can be made around hard-to-find dimensions, unusual shapes, custom foam, caster requirements, identification, and application-specific features such as integrated power, charging, or networking.
They are different Anvil construction approaches for matching the case to payload and handling severity. ATA is the traditional ABS-over-plywood road-case construction; IRON adds a tougher HDPE exterior treatment; and MACC is intended for demanding military-style applications. Exact material and compliance details should be confirmed for the quoted case family.
Custom case and procurement support
Specialty Cases can help organizations move from equipment requirements to the correct Anvil RFQ by reviewing dimensions, rack specifications, payload, interior protection, hardware, casters, construction, identification, transport environment, project quantity, and deployment requirements.
Use the Flat Screen & Monitor, Rack, or Equipment & Utility RFQ so the quote starts with the information needed for that exact case type.
Compare construction, foam, rack hardware, caster options, access, latches, identification, and other application-specific choices before finalizing the build.
Check stock and lead times for Anvil cases, or request a quote for quantity pricing and help selecting suitable alternatives.
Compare Anvil project paths
The correct category depends on what you are protecting. Each path collects different RFQ information so the resulting case can be configured around the equipment, payload, protection, handling, and field-use requirements.
Swipe horizontally to compare Anvil case categories.
| Case category | Primary RFQ inputs | Configuration focus | RFQ |
|---|---|---|---|
| Flat Screen & Monitor Cases | Display model, overall dimensions, screen count, stand/accessory kit | Model-specific foam, caster and brake options, identification, ATA/IRON/MACC construction | Start Flat Screen & Monitor RFQ |
| Rack Cases | Rack units, rack depth, equipment weight, rail style, service access | Shock-isolated rack frame, removable lids, rail choices, casters, MICS and field-use options | Start Rack Case RFQ |
| Equipment & Utility Cases | Equipment dimensions, shape, weight, access, shipping and handling workflow | Custom sizing, foam, casters, stenciling, hardware, power/charging/network options | Start Equipment & Utility Case RFQ |
Display model, rack configuration, or specialized equipment dimensions determine which Anvil quote path should be used first.
Payload, transport frequency, forklift exposure, field use, mobility, and protection requirements help determine the appropriate case construction and hardware.
Foam, rack isolation, accessory compartments, access, labeling, and operational upgrades can be planned around how the equipment is packed and deployed.
Share what you need to protect, dimensions, weight, rack information if applicable, transport conditions, interior requirements, quantity, and project timing. Our team can help route the project to the right Anvil case path.
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