Six disciplines, one floor. Every system leaving the facility is designed, engineered, and built in Los Angeles — no outsourced fabrication between specification and finished system.
ATA-style flight-case construction and custom panel fabrication for impact, compression, and stacked transit loads. Built to a drawing or from a physical sample — one-off custom builds to recurring production runs, with branded and themed builds available.
CNC-cut interiors machined from the instrument profile inward: foam built to the equipment, not the box. A 3D scan or CAD model can drive the cut; anti-static and ESD-safe materials are used where the payload requires them, and worn interiors can be re-cut and replaced over a system's life.
19-inch rack enclosures with equipment mounting, cable management, and shock-isolated transit hardware — matched to rack-unit and depth requirements and specified to the equipment they carry.
Soft cases, covers, padding systems, and transit sleeves produced in-house on industrial machines. Pattern work and grading are done on the floor — a capability the company has held since the 1940s. Durable technical textiles are selected for the duty the system will see.
Rigid and textile construction combined in one engineered system where the application demands both — soft carriers with rigid interiors, hard-shell exteriors with sewn organizers, and rigid-textile pairings built to a single specification.
Engraved panels, labeling, and identification systems that support fleet and asset-management programs — matched to an existing marking standard where one exists, specified to withstand field handling, and applied consistently across whole programs.
Shells and panels, extrusions, hardware, foam grades, and technical textiles are selected for the transport environment each system will actually see — impact, compression, vibration, weather, and repeated handling. Construction methods and materials are matched to the application and documented in the build specification.
Transport and protection systems built for hard handling in the field.
Camera, lens, audio, and grip transport for studios, stages, and location work.
Protective handling for precision equipment, tooling, and instrumentation.
Cases and interiors engineered around sensitive, calibrated instruments.
Truck-pack-ready systems built for load-in after load-out.
Branded transport programs that ship with a manufacturer's product.
