Ultrasound equipment
Plan space for the main unit, probes, cables and power accessories. Identify safe support points and the parts that need clearance when the case closes.
Medical equipment packaging
ATA cases for medical equipment.
A custom enclosure for repeated transport and easy access.
Vol Case builds custom ATA road cases for medical equipment moving between facilities, demonstrations and field locations. We design the case dimensions, interior and openings around the equipment and how your team loads and uses it. We supply cases to companies nationwide.
Free design & quoting. No obligation.
Built to fit
Allow room for the main device, cushioning and the accessories that travel with it.
Access where needed
Choose openings, trays and shelves for loading, removal and access to the equipment.
Ready for repeat orders
Retain the approved case and interior design, with revisions when equipment changes.
Case construction
Build the case around the equipment.
An ATA case uses wood or plastic panels, metal edging and hardware to create a custom enclosure. We choose the panel thickness, finish and hardware for the equipment weight and intended handling.
Edges and corners
Aluminum edging joins and protects the panel edges. Ball corners protect exposed corners during handling.
Recessed hardware
Recessed handles and latches limit protrusions. Their positions need to work with the openings and the supports inside the case.
Your options
Choose the interior, openings and handling features.
Each option has a practical job. We combine them around the equipment and the people who will pack, move and unpack it.
Common applications
Cases for diagnostic equipment and medical kits.
The equipment determines the support and access it needs. These examples help identify what to include in the design brief.
Diagnostic and measuring devices
Sensitive connectors, controls and projecting parts need room around them. Identify no-contact areas and any handling or transport checks required by the equipment manufacturer.
Read precision instrument packaging guidanceTesting and demonstration kits
Give the device and its accessories defined places so the team can check the contents, remove what is needed and repack the kit in the same order.
Our process
From equipment details to an approved case.
Design and quoting are free, with no purchase obligation. We work through the case size, access and interior before you approve production.
Share the equipment details
Send dimensions, weights, drawings or photographs, quantities and the required delivery date. Include the handling, cleaning and test requirements that affect the packaging.
Review the design
Check the openings, supports, foam layout and hardware positions. Confirm that the device and accessories can be loaded and removed as intended.
Check and approve
We revise the design from your feedback. If a physical prototype would help check fit or handling, we quote it separately. You approve the final design before production.
Build and retain the design
We build from the approved design and retain it for later orders. Tell us about changes to the device, accessories or packing sequence before reordering.
Production timing depends on the design, materials, quantity and approval date. Share the delivery schedule early so we can review it with the project.
Frequently asked questions
Medical ATA case questions.
Contact us to discuss product selection, design requirements or an order.
The case format alone does not establish compliance with a particular standard. Send the required specification and revision, including any ATA Specification 300, drop, vibration, cleaning or material requirements. We review the construction and any required testing for the actual package before confirming what we can provide.
Tell us about your project
What do you
need to protect?
Tell us what you need to pack, how it will travel and when you need it. We can help you choose a case, foam insert or wood crate.
- Free design and quoting
- Direct access to our team
- No obligation to purchase