Mobile Aluminum Transit Case For A Military Communication System.

whether it is a ground system, a marine radio system, a military network system – choose the strongest system with the highest survivability.

• A tactical case is tested by MIL-STD standards showing its ability to withstand the required shock, vibration and drop conditions.

a tactical case must be modular, accessible to engineering changes during the project and flexible to receive different hardware in the fields of communication, computing, servers.

• In many systems in outdoor and mobile conditions there is an increase in the hardware and end equipment after the delivery of the project.
• It is important to have the option of accepting the changes after the delivery of the military cases to the customer.

Mobile systems are required to be as light as possible. Choose a case that is tough and rugged on the one hand and lightweight on the other.

• A tactical and ruggedized case should be carried by two soldiers at most

Choose a tactical case that stacks on top of each other in an easy and convenient way.

• If the system needs to be moved from place to place a lot, you can add a modular caster board to the system.
• The anchoring of the caster board is done by hardened dedicated anchors.

choose a sealed, hardened tactical case that is EMI/RFI resistant so that the communication will not go wrong in the field in an operational environment and/or in system testing.