Trade show display cases come in an array of sizes and configurations for shipping, storing, and carrying your exhibit components.

Most are durable, made to withstand the wear and tear of shipping, and many have wheels for easier transport. Straps, locks, and wheels should be designed for frequent use.

Some trade show cases serve two purposes by opening out to become a table, podium, counter, or other display.

Pop up display cases come in manageable sizes and shapes, and are usually made from sturdy polyethylene plastic.

For shipping and storing graphics and panel displays, a flat, vacuum formed case provides good protection and a portable shape. The case should be sturdy enough to protect fragile graphics. Wheels, handles, and straps should be designed for frequent, rugged use.

A graphics display case is best made from a sturdy molded themoplastic to protect graphics during shipping or airline transport. Handles, straps, wheels, and locks must be durable to resist transit damage. Graphics cases come in many sizes and configurations.

Some graphic cases are designed especially for shipping or transporting large format exhibit graphics. They should be lightweight to reduce shipping costs, and designed with more than one handle to make them easier to manage.

Shipping tube cases are engineered to provide secure storage for display graphics and banner stand hardware. These should be lightweight and lined with foam. Tube cases come in many sizes.

Table top trade show displays can be stored and shipped in small cases that are easy to manage. They should be sturdy enough to protect the table top display, and light enough to keep shipping inexpensive.

Panel display carrying cases should ideally be padded to protect panel exhibits and graphics. Choose a size that is as close as possible to the dimensions of the panel.

To protect your display hardware and graphics, invest in a heavy duty shipping case with built in wheels. A molded plastic design will keep display hardware and graphics safe during transport.