Roto Molded Military Case Mould

Development and Application of Military Cases

Due to the high demands placed on packaging products for military transportation and storage, traditional options such as wooden and iron boxes fall short in terms of mobility, loading and unloading convenience, and environmental friendliness. They do not meet the packaging requirements for modern military products. To address these limitations, a new generation of packaging solutions called military cases has been developed. Military cases offer improved convenience, mobility, and recyclability in transportation, providing superior packaging for high-tech military products. They find applications in various areas, including military product packaging, logistics services, and military factories.

Characteristics of Military Cases

Military cases differ significantly from other types of cases such as aluminum die casting boxes, plastic boxes, ABS boxes, and plastic boxes. Military cases can be customized based on customer requirements, allowing for the use of various materials. Options include multilayer plywood, ABS plates, aluminum plates, stainless steel plates, hollow plates, and more. Unlike traditional packing methods that require specific material choices, military cases offer flexibility in material selection, eliminating the need for mold fees and the requirement of opening molds.

External Structure of Military Cases: The body of a military case is constructed using multilayer plywood affixed with fireproof PBS plates, ABS, aluminum plates, and stainless steel plates. Each side of the case body is made of aluminum alloy profiles with a specific thickness and strength. The corners of the case body are connected and fixed using L-shaped aluminum alloy edges and plates, reinforced with high-strength spherical wrap angles.

Internal Structure: The internal structure of the military case can be tailored to accommodate the specific characteristics of the product it is intended to house. The inner sides of the case body and the partition boards are lined with soft EVA or IXPE shockproof material. This lightweight material provides heat preservation, shock resistance, moisture resistance, oxidation resistance, and effective sealing.

The internal and external structure, as well as the materials used in military cases, determine their effectiveness in terms of fire prevention, waterproofing, shock resistance, corrosion resistance, and convenient mobility. Military cases exhibit these advantages fully and often feature an army green color on the box surface. With years of design experience, high-precision production equipment, and excellent manufacturing technology, Shinkansen military cases have gained popularity in the field of military tank production. They come in a variety of styles, boasting attractive appearances, safety, reliability, convenient maneuverability, good sealing, cushioning properties, and robustness. As a result, they are widely used in air, rail, road, and maritime transportation.