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Published: Friday, October 15, 2010
Recently, we created a specially designed Oil Refinery Equipment Case for one of our customers. We want to showcase this project in an effort to one demonstrate the many ways we can create a custom case to meet your specifications and exact needs. Our custom cases can be designed to house a variety of tools, equipment, valuables and other sensitive devices.
The Project:
- Customer Requirement – Our customer needed us to design and create a custom case that could hold specialized oil refinery equipment.
- Customer Application – A case designed to house a variety of equipment that can be easily transported to a variety of locations whenever necessary.
- Case Type – Heavy duty injection molded hard case.
- Foam Type – For added protection and support we used a die cut and laminated anti-static Polyurethane (A/S ELE) custom foam insert.
The industrial industry relies heavily on their equipment and tools. Oil refineries, for example, is a dangerous job that requires all tools and equipment to always be kept in pristine working conditions. An oil refinery equipment case can help to ensure that all sensitive equipment and tools are kept safe at all times.
The Benefits:
- Lockable
- Durable latch shut closures
- Convenient for multiple storage needs
- Great for transportation and or shipping
- Lightweight, extremely durable, heavy duty
- Crack resistant and crushproof
- Withstands drops from heights
- Air, dust and water resistant
Do you have a custom case project in mind and don’t know where to start? Cases By Masco can help you. We will work closely with you to design and create a case that will meet your exact needs and specifications. Ask us about our custom foam inserts and how we can help you with a more cost effective solution using one case and multiple custom foam inserts. Call 1-800-819-4245 today!
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