Star Case

Our cases are designed and built to protect it's contents – your expensive and often irreplaceable equipment, products, works of art, fragile electronic devices, etc. However, your case is expected to get dirty, dented, scraped, scratched and gouged. Our primary concern is the well being of your equipment. After all, isn’t that why you purchased your Star Case(s) in the first place? Failure (damage) at a given point is highly desirable, especially if it occurs after forces exceed that which is expected or anticipated. Failure of the package around your equipment will typically dissipate and absorb the trauma to such an extent as to reduce or eliminate any damage to your payload. The alternative is to have a case that simply won’t “give” when forces become too extreme. The result is a container that doesn’t “give” under undo stress and thus a container that transmits the “normal & expected” forces to the contents therein (Not a good idea!).

Our cases are built in strict conformance to the ATA (Air Transport Association) specification 300, category 1 testing procedures that simulate 100 common carrier (air, land and sea) shipments. All “normal & expected” rough handling environments were taken into consideration when the ATA first evolved this specification and established its vibration test, drop test and moisture tests criteria guidelines.

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