As urban infrastructure maintenance grows more tech-driven, sewer inspection robots have become indispensable for cities worldwide—yet their delicate components face significant risks during transportation. Addressing this gap, Tsunami, a leading waterproof hard case manufacturer, has unveiled a new line of Sewer Inspection Robot Protective Cases, designed to shield these vital machines while complementing the diverse needs of different robot types.

Sewer inspection robots come in three primary categories, each with unique design requirements that Tsunami’s cases accommodate. First, the Crawler-Type Sewer Inspection Robot—equipped with tank-like tracks for navigating rough pipe interiors—requires a protective case with reinforced internal padding to prevent track damage. Tsunami’s solution includes custom foam inserts that cradle the robot’s tracks and delicate camera lenses, ensuring no shifting during transit. Second, the Floating Sewer Inspection Robot, used in water-clogged pipes, features buoyant bodies and sensitive sensors; Tsunami’s cases add an extra waterproof layer (beyond the robot’s own defenses) to shield against moisture seepage, a common issue in delivery trucks. Third, the Miniature Sewer Inspection Robot, designed for narrow pipes, has compact but fragile circuit boards—Tsunami’s cases include shock-absorbing edges to protect against drops, a top concern for field technicians.