The category of Shipping Cases is the most broadly based because you are just as likely to be transporting one large and fragile item as you are to be sending dozens of little dense widgets. Choosing a shipping case is a lot like buying a pick-up truck. You can't just base your decision on size; what's going inside is just as important. Also, take into consideration where the case is going and how it's going to get there. A lot of cases are designed with special travel in mind. Eventually, the right case will be the one that seems to be the safest for your application.

Shipping Containers

  Shipping containers are, thankfully, pretty straightforward. For the most part you just want to base your choice on size and shape. A case that's going to be carrying computer parts will not be right for one that is going to be used for shipping textiles. Almost all of our shipping containers are designed to either hold professional equipment safely or bulk shipping items in large quantities. Use the Super Browse categories to exclude products that are too large or too small or the wrong shape. Also, keep an eye out for cases that have foam in them. Foam filled cases are generally designed for medium to small transport items. If you're shipping something delicate, save yourself the trouble of trying to secure it in an empty case; instead buy a case with foam. Even cases that do not come with cubed, or "pick and pluck" foam, which is customizable by hand, you can still cut and shape standard foam easily after you've tested the case for your belonging.

Plasma Shipping Cases

  Plasma shipping cases are just like standard plasma cases. The only difference is that they are designed to move and protect the display more securely. Selecting one is relatively easy once you've chosen the screen you're going to be using and how you're going to be using it. Look over the Plasma Case section of our Audio Video Cases Buying Guide if you have questions as to which Plasma Shipping Case would be best for you.

Projector Shipping Cases

  Projector shipping cases serve a very similar function to Plasma Shipping Cases. They are very specific to size and the type of projector they are carrying. Look over the Projector Case section of our Audio Video Cases Buying Guide if you have questions as to which Projector Shipping Case would be best for you.

Tradeshow Shipping Cases

  Tradeshow shipping cases are one of the more complex styles of cases. They are sometimes intimidating simply because you almost never know exactly what you'll be putting in them from one time to the next. The most important thing to keep in mind when buying Tradeshow Cases is that these items are designed for heavy-duty travel. They are generally large and bulky. They are designed to accommodate a vast range of materials and are almost always designed to be filled. A major trouble spot can come up if you buy a Tradeshow Case that is simply too big. Taking detailed measurements of the items you plan to put in the case will save you from having useless extra space. Don't forget that having extra space in a case usually means you also have a case that's larger on the outside than you want it to be. These are heavy-duty, high-traffic cases that are meant to go through the ringer. Make sure you carefully review the dimensions and design each one before you select one for your business.