Protect Sensitive Instruments in Transport

Online, September 16, 2012 (Newswire.com) - Houston-based OmniCase works with clients such as Oil and Gas exploration companies, seismic research professionals, first responder organizations, military, and government agencies to create ultimate transport and carrying cases for digital instruments, testing equipment, electronics and other gear costing into the thousands of dollars.

Many professionals who depend on fragile or sensitive devices in their work, frequently transport or hand-carry mission critical equipment to and from a variety of unfriendly environments, including rough off-road terrain, excavation sites and water-based settings such as oil drilling platforms. OmniCase develops, designs, and builds solutions to guard against equipment damage for these types of handling scenarios.

In addition to custom cases for single items and kit configurations, Omni's special "big case" line is developed expressly for transporting or shipping literally dozens of items in a single container. For mobile rack mount equipment applications, Omni offers best-of-breed slide out rack cases on wheels.

OmniCase begins with premium grade hard shell cases and customizes the interiors with its hallmark "PerfectFit™" custom foam inserts . Computerized CAD/CAM technology is used to assist in machining precision fitted compartments in the foam, to virtually eliminate movement, and minimize shock for fragile components during transport. The heavy duty, closed cell PE foam CNC is inherently shock and moisture resistant.

There are many obvious advantages to replacing traditional cardboard cartons with Omni's custom bulletproof cases. The cases are many times reusable, reduce packing time, no sticky shipping tape required and lifetime warranties are available on the outer hard shell and hardware, making them cost effective investments compared to other solutions. Furthermore, possible project delays and downtime due to instruments damaged in transit can be significantly reduced.

While insurance remains necessary to cover equipment disappearance and catastrophic events, possible project delays and downtime due to instruments damaged in transit are significantly reduced, and many times eliminated.