Custom Engineered Transit Cases
At MaxVision®, we craft distinct products tailored specifically to your needs, and our custom engineered transit cases are no exception. Each of our solutions comes with a specially engineered transit case, meticulously designed to support your mission effectively.
OUR PROCESS
To address the unique demands of every project, our in-house team takes pride in designing and refining custom engineered transit cases that maximizes the protection of tactical workstations, servers, displays, and other peripherals. We meticulously select from a range of premium foam materials tailored to the specific needs of your mission, ensuring that every piece of equipment is safeguarded. Utilizing advanced CNC machinery, we craft precise foam shapes for a perfect fit. Additionally, our cases are engineered with vibration isolation features, providing an extra layer of security in challenging environments. With our commitment to excellence, you can trust that your gear is always ready for action.
MIL-STD TRANSIT CASES
When security is paramount, MaxVision® delivers rugged, portable cases engineered to meet the demands of any task. Our solutions include Pelican watertight roller transit cases specifically designed to safely store your keyboard, mouse, and cords. Built to Mil-STD-810H standards, these cases offer exceptional protection against vibrations and drops, ensuring that your essential equipment remains secure and ready for action. With MaxVision®, you can trust that your gear is safeguarded in even the most challenging environments.
DESIGNED FOR YOUR JOB
At MaxVision®, each workstation, display, and server, along with their tailored transit cases, is meticulously crafted to order. Our seamless production process integrates customization, allowing us to align each system with your unique specifications. This approach ensures that every product meets your specific needs perfectly. Discover more about our custom-designed workstations and how they can elevate your operations! Read more about our custom designed workstations, servers, and displays.
