Our most common style of case, available with hinged or removable lid. (shown with optional casters) - used as a cable or accessory case, multi-laptop case, musical instrument case (generally a thinner version) etc.

Designed for situations where equipment must be easy to remove from case, but product shape makes a lower split unworkable. Available with removable lid only.

Ideal for CRT-type computer monitors, or any product that is difficult to lift over an upper or mid split-point. Available with removable lid only

Often constructed with interior "pigeon holes" for loading of multiple items, or fitted with ramps to help ease larger wheeled items into case.

The standard design for EIA rack mount gear, along with a host of other equipment that needs access from both front and rear

Pop-top cases are ideal for combinations of gear - i.e. musicians may load the front of a case with effects processors or amplifiers, (also accessible from the rear) while having a sound mixer mounted at the top - simply remove three covers and all gear is ready for use.

Upper and Lower splits offer the benefits of a lower split case (easy product removal), while allowing an upper compartment for accessories or extra components (a "floor" is built into the case, usually 3-4" down from the upper split)  Typically the lower split is removable, while the upper is hinged

Clamshell cases are an alternative to lower split cases, when equipment is too tall to remove a lid over, or to mid split cases, when equipment is poorly shaped for a lower split, but too heavy to lift over a mid split

A variant on the upper split style, luggage style cases are fitted with recessed casters and a retractable handle - great for projectors, tool cases, demo kits, etc.