Stanford University: Research Lab Equipment Transport Cases
Challenge
Stanford runs 8,000+ active research projects across engineering, medicine, and HAI. They need cases for lab equipment, biological samples, and research instruments transported between Stanford, field sites, and conferences. Cases must: (1) protect $50,000+ precision instruments, (2) maintain cold chain for biological samples, (3) survive field-to-lab transport, (4) integrate with Stanford asset management, (5) be reusable 200+ cycles.
Solution
KeXinMaterials provided academic-grade cases with: (1) PP copolymer with ESD-safe + PCM options, (2) IP65 sealing for field conditions, (3) custom foam for microscopes, sequencers, neural recording equipment, (4) serialized QR + Stanford asset management, (5) 200+ cycle rating. Custom foam for Olympus confocal microscopes, Illumina sequencers, Neuralink-class devices, Arduino/Raspberry Pi kits.
Result
2,400 cases deployed across 200+ labs. 18 months zero sample degradation. 100% Stanford compliance. Stanford standardized KeXinMaterials as a qualified research case vendor.
Client Testimonial
Stanford's 8,000+ research projects require diverse lab equipment transport. KeXinMaterials cases have proven ESD-safe and cold chain performance across 200+ labs. The 200+ cycle reusability aligns with our sustainability goals. They're our standard research case. — Stanford Procurement Director
— Stanford University (School of Engineering, Medicine, HAI)
Project Duration
Ongoing (3-year MSA)
Total Value
$1,100,000
Industry
Higher Education / Research
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