Shipping Cases
Shop shipping cases and hard shipping cases for electronics, tools, cameras, medical equipment, instruments, field kits, servers, laptops, and other valuable gear that needs reliable protection during storage, travel, transport, and repeated handling. Use the Shipping Case Finder to narrow options by minimum interior dimensions, brand, wheels, and interior style, or browse common shipping case categories by size and application below.
Quick Finder
Enter minimum inside dimensions to find matching or larger shipping case options.
Shop Shipping Case Types: Micro Shipping Cases, Small Shipping Cases, Medium Shipping Cases, Large Shipping Cases, Extra Large Shipping Cases, Long Shipping Cases, Single Laptop Shipping Cases, Server Shipping Cases
Choose Extra Large Shipping Cases for heavier wheeled equipment and bulkier gear, Long Shipping Cases for tripods, rifles, stands, and long equipment, Single Laptop Shipping Cases for laptop transport, and Server Shipping Cases for IT and technical equipment. Use the size-based categories when your main goal is matching interior dimensions first.
Shipping Case Categories
Start with a common shipping case size or application, then use the Shipping Case Finder above to narrow the best interior dimensions, brand, wheel option, and protective interior.
Buying Guide
Measure the outside dimensions of the item you want to protect. If you are packing several items together, lay them out and measure the overall footprint of the group.
For an empty interior, allow a small amount of extra room for packing and normal molding variances. If you want more protection, add space for foam, padded dividers, or a custom insert.
Enter the Length, Width, and Height in the Shipping Case Finder to see matching or larger case options.
If you need a tighter cavity fit, a divider layout, or a custom foam insert built around the exact shape of the item, request a quote and we can help you choose the right standard case or recommend a custom solution.
Interior Options
Compare common interior styles to choose the best level of shipping, storage, and travel protection for your items.
Best when you want open space for flexible packing, simple storage, or a custom insert later.
A case with an empty interior gives you completely open internal space. It is ideal when you want a blank-slate shipping, storage, or travel solution, when your items do not need compartments, or when you plan to add a custom insert later.
Great for delicate gear that needs custom pockets without the lead time of fully custom-cut foam.
A customizable foam interior, often called Pick N Pluck or diced foam, lets you create snug protective compartments around the exact shape of your items. It is a strong option for electronics, cameras, tools, instruments, and other delicate gear when you need flexible, precise protection without waiting for a fully custom-cut insert.
Useful when you need adjustable padded compartments for multiple items in one case.
A padded divider interior safely organizes and cushions multiple items. Adjustable dividers help prevent equipment from shifting or striking adjacent items during transport, which makes this interior style popular for kits, cameras, tools, instruments, and other grouped gear.
A clean professional fit for teams that will shape the foam themselves or work with a foam fabricator.
Solid layers of foam provide multiple sheets of uncut high-density foam inside the case. This works well when you need a cleaner finish than diced foam and want the option to shape the foam yourself or send exact cavity requirements for a more tailored fit.
A strong balance of protection and flexibility for changing equipment sets.
A 1 inch foam-lined interior adds padded protection to the base, lid, and side walls. It is a versatile option for general-purpose shock absorption, surface protection, and open interior packing when you need cushioning without individual cutouts.
Best for fragile or heavy equipment that needs a larger protection buffer.
A 2 inch foam-lined interior provides a thicker protective buffer for heavier or more delicate equipment. This style offers stronger shock absorption and more reliable protection during rough handling while still keeping a simple open interior layout.
Need Help?
Shipping case selection depends on usable interior size, equipment weight, handling conditions, transport frequency, wheel preference, and whether you need foam, dividers, or an open interior. Send us your equipment dimensions and protection needs, and we can help narrow down the right stock or custom option.
