Advanced Packaging offers custom rotational molded single lid transit cases that are suitable for both military and commercial applications. Roto-molded cases can be used to hold anything from a camera to a jet engine, and come in a variety of colors, are pad-lockable, and feature corrosion resistant hardware.
Rotational molding is a technique used to mold cases that makes for a strong and highly customizable case. Low roto-molding production costs mean we get to transfer these savings to you, the consumer. It allows for intricate contours and undercuts while minimizing cross-sectional deformation and warping. The procedure itself ensures uniform wall thickness as well as allows for double wall constructions. Cases that are roto-molded are practically stress free and can be molded in any shape or size.
We’re precise about our cases, because we know that you’re precise about your requirements for a case. That’s why custom roto-molded single lid cases are great for those looking for a case they can’t get anywhere else. Let roto-molding work for you and we’ll provide you with a case built to your exact specifications.
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.
If you have any questions, please contact Advanced Packaging Inc. by calling 1-888-206-5250 or visit our website today!
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