At Advanced Packaging, we offer a variety of custom aluminum cases suitable for many applications. Aluminum is a great material for case construction due to its unique properties that give it several advantages over other metals.
While many strong metals are also heavy, aluminum is unique in that it is both strong and lightweight. Pure aluminum is strengthen by mixing it with other elements to make aluminum alloys, which can double its strength. Aluminum is approximately 1/3 the weight of steel which makes for an impressive strength-to-weight ratio. Aluminum is resistant to corrosion, non-magnetic, non-combustible, and non-toxic.
Another beneficial property of aluminum is its ability to be recycled infinitely. It is found in abundance in the earth’s crust, and can be recycled without decline in performance or quality. This makes it a great for use in many industrial applications, and ensures that we’ll have a sustainable supply of aluminum for future use.
If your looking for a custom case that is both strong and lightweight, check out our line of aluminum cases at this link.
Advanced Packaging, Inc. was established over 40 years ago with the mission of engineering and delivering the highest quality shipping and cushioning systems available. Since then our worldwide customer base has grown to include those in the military, government, commercial and industrial business sectors, as well as many other industries. API’s local clients value our convenience to the Washington, DC tech corridor.
Not only do we make custom cases for every type of industry, API is also equipped with the latest in quality assurance and process control monitoring technology, including drop testing, protecting your electronic equipment from unforeseen accidents and events. Our team of craftsmen regularly build and then test a variety complex electronic assemblies.
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