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26 Nov 2008 - United States
Highly protective military cases
ECS Introduces Carbon Fiber and Carbon/KEVLAR Military Cases - The Lightest Weight, Highly Protective Rackmount Cases in the Industry.
ECS Composites, a leader in providing the most innovative rackmount and transit cases for the military, releases Carbon Fiber and Carbon/Kevlar Military Cases. The Carbon/Kevlar composite is highly compacted, very light weight, averaging 30 percent weight reduction, and adds ballistic characteristics to ECS' nearly indestructible rackmount cases.
Grants Pass, Oregon (PRWEB) October 24, 2008 -- ECS' Carbon Fiber and Carbon/kevlar rackmount cases are extremely light weight and demonstrate exceptional structural rigidity. Military equipment contains unique performance and weight requirements. These new cases fit a variety of military applications including the need to be water tight, sealed from sand and dust and shock mounted.
"By using ECS' new Carbon Fiber/Kevlar case we were able to reduce our case weight by 45% and meet MIL Spec 810F," comments Jake Allen, Research & Development at Insitu Inc. "Also, the look and durability of the Carbon Fiber/Kevlar case compliments our new Integrator UAV perfectly."
Virtually any type of equipment can be protected because the cases can be made in almost any size and individualized internal cushion design can satisfy the shock and vibration protection requirements of each piece of equipment that is stored.
"With rising fuel costs, each pound of casing material means a pound less of vital equipment that can be transported. Lighter weight cases means more valuable gear can be loaded when necessary" stated Joe Gran, Vice President of Sales for ECS. "These cases are totally unique in the industry and allow military personnel ultimate flexibility to transport mission critical equipment."
Carbon Fiber and Carbon/Kevlar rackmount cases can be compression molded by ECS in a variety of wall thicknesses to meet unique performance/weight requirements for military equipment. Additional layers of carbon fiber and/or optional ballistic reinforcement materials can provide enhanced performance characteristics for challenging applications.
About ECS Composites
ECS is an internationally respected manufacturer of transit cases and rackmount enclosures for military and commercial electronic equipment. ECS also designs and manufactures custom molded parts and specialized tooling for diverse applications. ECS uses advanced thermoset and thermoplastic composite technologies, rotational molding techniques, and metal fabrication methods to make thousands of standard and custom designed products.
Source : ECS Composites




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