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San Diego, CA ( prsafe ) June 5, 2012 - In the increasingly high tech world of complex electronic, mechanical, or military component manufacturers, the need for high tech help in transporting products safely from point A to point B has grown exponentially. "When a high tech product is vulnerable to physical hazards such as shock and vibration, or climate hazards like temperature or humidity, a traditional cardboard shipping box won't cut it," says Beth Bulger of Caseman, Inc., a market leader in expert shipping case design and distribution.

In a new video, Bulger explains the X,Y,Zs of custom shipping cases:

The first step is to assess the X-factors, or potential extremes, which can mean a product's extreme fragility to shock, drop, sway or vibration during transport, or the extreme conditions of its IT, military, or first responder field use, or a final destination in a harsh high or low temperature, air pressure or humidity environment. "First, we listen and assess all the variables," Bulger says.

Next step is a recommendation based on Your product/Your solution. "Not everyone needs a completely customized case," Bulger explains, "which is why stock cases are also an option for durable, high performance protection from the rigors of shipping and transport." Most Caseman shipping cases or rack and shockmount cases, however, are fully customized to the product's size, shape, quantity; the client's presentation, product branding, and transport needs; and the end customer's field use and storage needs.

"Of course, the final goal is the perfect case solution that results in Zero transport damage or performance loss," Bulger concludes. More complete details on the video can be viewed at vimeo address or www.caseman.com.

About Caseman, Inc.

Since 1993, Caseman, Inc. has been a market leader in expert design of shipping cases and rack and shockmount cases that not only protect goods against the rigors of shipping and transport, but provide the ultimate in durable packaging. Caseman engineers specialize in designing custom cases that take the guesswork out of securing proper case protection, as well as in-house testing of high tolerances for impact/drop, temperature and humidity control, plus shock, sway, and vibration attenuation within all their single lid and double entry cases. Caseman shipping containers and carrying cases use the most advanced technologies available from state-of-the-art case manufacturers such as SKB, Pelican, Hardigg, Anvil, and their own proprietary line of aluminum cases, CAS . Caseman clients include all branches of the military, Fortune 500, communication, IT, medical and biotech OEM applications, tradeshow participants plus myriad other areas where durable shipping, storage or protection enclosures are required. For more information, please contact Caseman, Inc at 800-227-3626 or visit www.caseman.com

Contact:

Caseman, Inc.
Beth Bulger, 858-467-7900
bbulger@caseman.com

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