Anvil Case Styles | Shipping Case Types & Transit Case Designs

Anvil cases are available in a wide range of styles designed for different equipment types, handling requirements, and transport environments. Choosing the right case style depends on how your equipment is used, accessed, and transported.

Anvil Transit & Shipping Cases Are Built for a Wide Range of Applications

Hinged Lid Cases

The most common case style, ideal for equipment that can be easily lifted in and out. The lid is permanently attached with a continuous piano hinge and secured with latches.

Clamp-On Lid Cases

A popular alternative to hinged lids, clamp-on cases use multiple latches to fully remove the lid for easier access to equipment.

Suitcase Style Cases

Designed for smaller equipment, this compact hinged lid case offers portability and may include either recessed ATA hardware or surface-mounted hardware depending on size.

Roll-In Ramp Cases

Ideal for heavy equipment, this design features a front door with an integrated ramp for rolling gear in and out. Optional features include rear doors, vents, and in-case operation configurations.

Double Lid & Rackmount Cases

Features removable front and rear lids. These cases can be configured with rack rails, foam interiors, or both, making them ideal for rackmount electronics and equipment.

Pullover Clamp Lid Cases

The case body lifts off the base, making it easier to access heavy or bulky equipment such as servers, monitors, or displays.

Slipover Cases

Similar to pullover designs but secured with straps instead of latches, offering quick access and flexibility.

Telescopic Cases

Designed with overlapping sections for adjustable depth and flexible storage, commonly used for specialized equipment transport.