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Tool Case Manufacturers and Suppliers

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IQS Directory provides a detailed list of tool case manufacturers and suppliers. Find tool case companies that can design, engineer, and manufacture tool case to your specifications. Peruse our website to review and discover top tool case manufacturers with roll over ads and complete product descriptions. Connect with the tool case companies through our hassle-free and efficient request for quote form. You are provided company profiles, website links, locations, phone numbers, product videos, and product information. Read reviews and stay informed with product new articles. Whether you are looking for manufacturers of tool cases for travel, wheeled cases, and aluminum tool case of every type, IQS is the premier source for you.

Suppliers located in CA, NY, NC +13 more states

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Leading Tool Case Manufacturers

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Princeton Case West

One of the top carrying case suppliers, Princeton Case West provides quality carrying cases, custom cases, shipping cases, plastic cases, aluminum cases, tool cases, computer cases, instrument cases, transit cases and ATA cases. Princeton Case West offers custom foam inserts for varying applications. From design to delivery, Princeton Case West offers the complete package at affordable pricing.

LocationSanta Maria, CA
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CSE Packaging

At CSE Packaging, we stand as a trusted leader in the realm of carrying cases, offering a comprehensive suite of design and manufacturing solutions tailored to meet the diverse needs of our clients. With an extensive history of excellence in the industry, we have solidified our reputation for delivering unparalleled quality and craftsmanship in every project we undertake.

LocationBrooklyn, NY
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AgozTech LLC

At AgozTech, we specialize in providing high-quality carrying cases and protective accessories designed to keep electronic devices secure, accessible, and convenient to transport. Our company offers a diverse selection of carrying cases engineered to accommodate mobile POS terminals, handheld scanners, mobile computers, barcode readers, and other portable electronic equipment.

LocationIndian Trail, NC
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Taylor Made Cases

Taylor Made Cases designs custom cases for handheld industrial devices. We work with nylon, foam, leather, and plastic options. Our cases are incredibly customizable, with options for wrist straps, shoulder straps, belts, holsters, insulation, water resistance, and more.

LocationBenson, NC
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Caseling Custom Cases

At Caseling Custom Cases, we specialize in designing and manufacturing carrying cases built to protect, organize, and transport valuable equipment. We provide custom case solutions for industrial, commercial, technical, and professional needs, with options tailored to the size, weight, shape, and protection requirements of each item.

LocationMontgomery, NY
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Space Case Company

At Space Case Company, we specialize in designing and manufacturing durable carrying cases built to protect valuable equipment during storage, handling, and transportation. We provide case solutions for customers who require dependable protection for sensitive instruments, electronics, tools, communications equipment, and other specialized products.

LocationNorth Highlands, CA
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How many tool case manufacturers are listed on IQS Directory?
6 leading manufacturers and 25 additional suppliers.
Where are tool case manufacturers located?
The listed suppliers are in 16 states and provinces: California (6), New York (4), North Carolina (3), Illinois (2), Indiana (2), New Jersey (2), Wisconsin (2), Maryland (1), and 8 more. 1 supplier does not list a location.
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Tool Cases

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Tool cases are designed to hold, protect and organize various tools and equipment. They are available in standard, specialty and custom designs, sizes and colors in order to accommodate a wide range of tools and requirements. Many tool cases have hard outer shells that protect the tools inside from water, dirt, drops and other sources of damage. The interiors may be lined with soft foam or they could have hard plastic inserts that hold the tools in place.

Materials Used in Tool Cases

Protection from shock and vibration as well as from elements such as moisture, salt spray, dust and water immersion are important functions for tool cases because they face rugged environmental conditions in various business, industrial, engineering and other applications. Tool cases are often fabricated from aluminum, high-density polyethylene (HDPE), fiberglass reinforced polyester (FRP), carbon fiber, rotationally molded polyethylene or linear low density polyethylene (LLDPE). Some tools that must be especially protected from the elements or damage may be kept in specialized tool cases to meet particular needs. For instance, certain tool cases have zipper closures to provide increased protection from outside materials. Numerous compartments, shelves, and pockets can be included to house all different types of tools and equipment. Tool cases may also include added features, such as wheels or pallets, to enhance portability. Weatherproofing features are also possible. Engineers, electricians, plumbers, telecom installers, the military, technicians, photographers, homeowners and many other individuals utilize tool cases on an everyday basis.

Tool Case Fabrication Methods

The fabrication methods used to manufacture tool cases have an impact on the performance of the material and therefore the case, especially in terms of strength, shock absorption and fracture resistance. Many general tool cases are paneled with fiberglass reinforced polyester or high-density polyethylene and reinforced with extruded aluminum or steel hardware. FRP plastics have fibers that must be woven, knit, braided or stitched together before they are bonded to the matrix, a tough but still fairly weak plastic surface. Together the two materials form a very strong and stiff substance that is then molded through heat or compression into shape during composite molding. Wet molding is similar except that the matrix is reinforced with fibers while also being molded into a form. The interior frames that securely hold the equipment and tools are typically constructed of extruded aluminum which is the result of a process in which bars or rods of aluminum are forced through a die to achieve the desired cross section. They are then welded together and mounted inside the tool case to provide support and structure. For large or sensitive tools, shock mounts may be added to protect the frame by absorbing vibrations and transferring the energy away from the tools themselves.

 


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