Soft Cases
Lightweight Field Balance
Industrial Comparison
A rigid carrying case, selected for your equipment.
A supplied rigid case, custom-sewn softcase, EVA case or crate: compare options against your equipment dimensions, handling needs and environment. Plan the shell, foam and compartments as one project.
- Soft Cases
- Tekstil gövde
- Hard Cases
- Rigid gövde
- EVA
- Şekillendirilmiş koruma
- Crate
- Carrying sistemleri
Project scope
Start with the equipment, then choose the shell and interior.
Exterior dimensions alone are not enough to select a rigid carrying case. Consider accessories, usable interior space, total load and access frequency together. At Sevecen, custom-sewn bags and the interior adaptation of supplied cases have separate scopes agreed for each project.
Protection examples
Four approaches to protection.
01
Hard-shell carrying
Rigid construction with perimeter zip and short handle
02
Protective cover
Smooth shell with rounded corners
03
Technical softcase
Semi-rigid body, twin handles and strap ring
04
Custom-shaped cover
Asymmetric body with external attachment details
Hard Cases
Assess a rigid shell by its usable interior.
Shell dimensions and fittings vary between supplied rigid cases. Assess lid depth, total load and handling as well as equipment fit. Water, dust, impact or stacking requirements must be checked against the selected model documentation.
- Usable interior dimensions and lid depth
- Model-specific closures, seals and handles
- Assessment of total load and handling conditions
- Equipment-specific foam and accessory layout
Soft Cases
Access and carrying options in a custom-sewn bag.
Dimensions, pockets, compartments and carrying arrangements in a textile bag are planned around use requirements. Frequently accessed tools, cables and equipment can have separate areas. Material and reinforcement choices are assessed against the load and field conditions.
- Fabric and padding selected for the use requirements
- Weight varies with shell and fittings
- Compartments and pockets planned for tools and accessories
- Hand, shoulder or backpack carrying, depending on the project
Comparison
Measure the use pattern as carefully as the protection level.
The strongest shell is not always the right shell. Carrying frequency, empty weight and field access speed must be assessed alongside protection.
Hard Cases
Rigid-Shell Protection
EVA
Compact Form
Crate
Heavy Duty
Protection requirements
- Soft Cases
- Select fabric, padding and reinforcement for the application
- Hard Cases
- Check model documentation and the interior layout together
- EVA
- Shell construction and internal support depend on the model
- Crate
- Construction and restraint follow project requirements
Stacking requirements
- Soft Cases
- Padding and panels do not establish a stacking rating
- Hard Cases
- Verify stacking suitability for the model
- EVA
- Assess shell and closure construction separately
- Crate
- Assess loads and the stacking plan for the project
Empty weight
- Soft Cases
- Weight varies with shell and fittings
- Hard Cases
- Check the selected model’s empty weight
- EVA
- Varies with shell dimensions and fittings
- Crate
- Calculated from dimensions and construction
Interior Flexibility
- Soft Cases
- Project-specific pockets, compartments and dimensions
- Hard Cases
- Foam or compartments fitted to the existing interior
- EVA
- Interior layout matched to the shell form
- Crate
- Interior planned around equipment and restraint requirements
Carrying Comfort
- Soft Cases
- Handles, straps or backpack carrying depend on the project
- Hard Cases
- Handles and wheels depend on the model
- EVA
- Hand carrying depends on form and fittings
- Crate
- Handling plan based on load and dimensions
Configuration Flexibility
- Soft Cases
- Dimensions and fittings are planned for the project
- Hard Cases
- Select from existing shell sizes
- EVA
- Assessed within the form and tooling scope
- Crate
- Dimensions and construction are specified per project
Requirement to consider
- Soft Cases
- Frequent access and suitable personal carrying arrangements
- Hard Cases
- Equipment and accessories within a defined interior volume
- EVA
- Equipment or sets that fit a defined form
- Crate
- Bulky equipment and project-specific restraint
This table is not a resistance test or a ranking of protection classes. Assess the selected model’s dimensions, technical documentation and interior layout against actual handling conditions.
Quotation preparation
Prepare these details for your project.
- Equipment dimensions in transport position and total equipment weight
- Accessory inventory and a photograph of the complete set
- Hand, shoulder, vehicle or wheeled transport requirements
- Quantity, use environment and any water, dust or impact specification
Start with the information you have. Missing dimensions and technical details can be clarified during the discussion.
Discuss your carrying case requirementsQuestions before you choose
Should I choose a rigid case or a textile bag?
The choice depends on handling frequency and access needs as well as equipment sensitivity. A supplied rigid case is assessed by its existing interior and fittings; a custom-sewn bag can have dimensions, pockets and compartments planned for the project. Start by sharing your total load and use conditions.
Does a rigid shell guarantee water or impact resistance?
A rigid shell by itself does not establish a protection rating. If an IP rating, load requirement or test standard is needed, the selected model's documentation and the scope of the complete interior arrangement must be checked. One model's properties do not apply to all cases.
Can the exterior dimensions of a supplied case be changed?
A supplied model is selected from its existing shell dimensions. Foam, compartments and internal arrangements are assessed separately. If custom dimensions or a different construction are needed, the project scope is planned accordingly.
Contact
Let us plan the right casefor your equipment.
Share equipment dimensions, weight, accessory inventory and target quantity. We can agree a suitable shell, interior layout and quotation scope together.
- Address
- İvedik OSB Mah. 1455. Cadde No: 12,
Ostim / Ankara - Business Hours
- Monday – Friday,
08:30 – 18:00 - First response
- Within 2 business days.Sample and final quotation timelines are agreed according to your project scope.