
Fire & rescue
Plan layouts for tools, medical equipment or emergency kits with quick access in mind.
Discuss a rescue kitZJFunder handles overseas purchasing for JHD protective cases. Our focus is civilian and industrial equipment protection, including emergency response, firefighting and field service.

Factory visits can be arranged after identity verification and by appointment. For custom or specialist requirements, send your intended use, equipment dimensions and weight, quantity and destination so we can review the order with JHD.
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Plan layouts for tools, medical equipment or emergency kits with quick access in mind.
Discuss a rescue kit
Share the load, restraint points and delivery method so the configuration and test requirements can be reviewed.
Discuss your delivery requirements
Match case dimensions, fitted foam and handling hardware to the equipment and transport route.
Compare case sizes
Select the case around usable internal space, loaded weight and the complete equipment kit. Discuss the shell, fitted interior and handling accessories together.
Prepare equipment dimensions, weight, accessories and transport conditions before comparing the sizes below.
Measure the complete kit, including protruding parts and accessories; provide weight and transport conditions.
Allow for cushioning, partitions and clearance; compare usable internal dimensions, not external size alone.
Confirm the loaded weight, access and restraint, then agree the case, interior and handling accessories.
Dimensions are selection references in mm (L × W × H). Confirm process, material, usable internal space, lining and hardware for the chosen model. Equal dimensions do not imply identical configurations. Confirm empty-case weight separately for the selected model.
| Model | External dimensions (mm) | Internal dimensions (mm) |
|---|---|---|
| Portable equipment case I | 480×340×162 | 420×280×140 |
| Portable equipment case II | 480×340×192 | 420×280×170 |
| Portable equipment case III | 600×400×200 | 540×340×185 |
| Portable equipment case IV | 504×424×176 | 450×370×164 |
| Portable equipment case V | 504×424×246 | 450×370×230 |
| Portable equipment case VI | 640×440×270 | 580×380×250 |
| Portable equipment case VII | 504×424×200 | 450×370×186 |
| Wheeled case I | 574×414×249 | 520×360×183 |
| Wheeled case II | 574×414×289 | 520×360×223 |
| Wheeled case III | 574×414×300 | 520×360×238 |
| Wheeled case IV | 574×414×340 | 520×360×278 |
| Wheeled case V | 574×414×306 | 520×360×251 |
| Wheeled case VI | 720×490×370 | 632×416×309 |
| Wheeled case VII | 655×450×395 | 550×380×315 |
| Wheeled case VIII | 545×390×210 | 480×325×180 |
| Wheeled case IX | 680×445×336 | 595×360×256 |
| Model | External dimensions (mm) | Internal dimensions (mm) |
|---|---|---|
| Wheeled case X | 810×550×351 | 720×470×270 |
| General transport case IA | 1200×800×600 | 1126×726×535 |
| General transport case II | 800×600×540 | 726×526×475 |
| General transport case III | 800×600×275 | 726×526×212 |
| General transport case IV | 800×600×185 | 726×526×122 |
| General transport case V | 600×400×185 | 526×326×122 |
| General transport case VI | 800×600×500 | 726×526×436 |
| General transport case VII | 600×400×500 | 526×326×430 |
| General transport case VIII | 864×664×455 | 790×590×390 |
| General transport case IX | 800×600×455 | 726×526×385 |
| General transport case X | 800×600×540 | 726×526×475 |
| General transport case 11 | 1200×900×700 | 1126×826×584 |
| General transport case 12 | 850×750×650 | 770×660×589 |
| General transport case 13 | 950×680×653 | 876×606×591 |
| General transport case 14 | 950×680×330 | 876×606×267 |
| General tool case I | 820×390×400 | 755×325×340 |
Compare the complete case, not the process alone. Rotomolded cases can suit larger equipment and transport configurations; injection-molded cases offer a range of catalog sizes for instruments and tools. Dimensions, protection, interiors and handling vary by model.
Share equipment dimensions, weight, transport conditions and quantity to discuss suitable options.
Injection-molded protective cases for instruments, tools and equipment. Share the contents and handling requirements so we can confirm catalog dimensions and configuration with the partner manufacturer.


Dimensions are in mm; catalog tolerance ±5 mm. Confirm the dimension order, space occupied by the lining and usable internal clearance for the selected model. Check availability before ordering.
| Catalog model / name | External (mm) | Internal (mm) |
|---|---|---|
| Combination-Lock Case I | 597×390×231 | 517×296×188 |
| Combination-Lock Case II | 457×370×184 | 410×291×166 |
| Storage Case I | 1310×332×169 | 1276×254×150 |
| Storage Case II | 851×723×441 | 784×662×384 |
| Storage Case III | 345×291×148 | 305×233×130 |
| Carry Case I | 300×238×105 | 214×142×80 |
| Carry Case II | 460×365×184 | 420×314×168 |
| Catalog model / name | External (mm) | Internal (mm) |
|---|---|---|
| Insulated Case I | 655×423×483 | 545×329×390 |
| Drawing Tube | Φ90×900 | Φ80×880 |
| Tool Case I | 298×245×120 | 240×190×110 |
| Tool Case II | 395×299×148 | 334×237×132 |
| Tool Case III | 413×328×168 | 381×267×152 |
| Tool Case IV | 587×358×221 | 525×297×192 |
| Tool Case V | 802×522×298 | 741×461×267 |
Choose the shell and usable space first, then specify the interior, marking, locks and handling accessories for the selected model.

Review packing, repeated access, vehicle space and loaded handling around the actual equipment.

Plan cushioning, compartments and retrieval allowance around equipment outlines and accessories.

Review restraint, access and service needs before assessing drawings or a custom fixing arrangement.
| What to consider | What changes the selection |
|---|---|
| Equipment & clearances | Provide size, weight, protrusions, fragile areas and accessory layout; use usable internal dimensions, not external dimensions alone. |
| Interior & restraint | Agree cushioning, contact limits, compartments, restraint and space to retrieve the equipment. |
| Handling & transport | Loaded weight, people, routes and vehicle space inform handles, wheels and loading choices. |
| Protection evidence | Define the expected water, dust, impact and temperature exposure; request evidence for the actual model and loaded configuration. |
Available product directions; items are not a fixed bundle. Request the desired item and quantity alongside your case enquiry.
Coordinate the configuration, batch preparation and delivery requirements.

Confirm the shell specification, color, hardware and interior plan against the approved sample before arranging the batch.

Agree batch identification, quantity checks, packing protection and pallet arrangement for the order.

Confirm stretch wrapping, pallet restraint, handling needs and shipping documents for the order.
No. Fit, cushioning, restraint and transport conditions all matter. Any test evidence must correspond to the model and configuration, not be applied to the whole range.
Review fit, closure, retrieval, accessories, restraint and loaded handling. Agree any required protection and transport tests before batch production.
Standard rotomolded case orders start at 5 pcs. In-stock outdoor items may be purchased individually; samples are paid purchases. Protective film and outer carton are standard packing; special packing is quoted separately. Injection case quantities are confirmed by model.
FOB preferred; CIF and factory-gate pricing can be discussed. A 30% deposit is generally proposed, with the balance before delivery or collection. Port, fees, currency, validity and dispatch date are agreed per order.
For distribution or resale, include your market, customer type, intended range and expected quantities. Cooperation does not imply exclusivity or credit; payment is completed before delivery.
Measure the equipment and accessories, including protruding connectors, controls and access needed for assembly. Compare usable internal space, lid and base depths and the space taken by cushioning; do not order from external dimensions alone.
Equipment weight and centre of gravity affect handling, restraint and lining design. Describe the transport method, handling frequency, retrieval direction and any need for wheels, handles or a rack. Review accessory storage and contact limits with the case.
Protection claims and test evidence must correspond to the model, seal, fitted interior and test conditions. A product image or generic catalogue statement is not certification. Send equipment dimensions, weight and transport conditions to discuss suitable candidates.
English product information is available below. Use the stated model and revision when preparing an enquiry.
Equipment size, photos and weight, accessories, handling and transport conditions, quantity and destination.