Metal Suitcase

Metal suitcase broadly refers to suitcases made from various metals through die casting or thermal forming processes, such as aluminum cases, aluminum-magnesium alloy cases, titanium alloy cases, and stainless steel suitcases. It also includes briefcases and travel cases made from a mix of different types of metal sheets. The most common type of metal luggage on the market is undoubtedly the all-aluminum suitcase.

Travel luggage cases made from aluminum are characterized by their lightweight and ability to be pressed into various shapes through molds to meet fashion demands. Aluminum-magnesium alloy cases are significantly harder than pure aluminum cases, meaning that forming aluminum-magnesium alloy is more challenging than pure aluminum. Titanium alloy, while being the lightest, is also the hardest, making it less suitable for creating complex-shaped travel cases and much more expensive than other metal materials.

From a manufacturing perspective, the process requirements for forming metal luggage vary significantly by material. For titanium alloy, achieving a complex and aesthetically pleasing shape requires heating followed by mold shaping. In contrast, softer metals like aluminum can be directly die-cast under pressure to extrude unique shapes, indicating a vast difference in the production costs of luggage made from different metal materials.

For decades, Aluvox has specialized in the design, production, and sales of travel cases made from aluminum alloy and aluminum-magnesium alloy materials. Through years of exploration and improvement in process costs, our mass-produced products offer a high cost-performance ratio. This is the core reason why international mega-brands like Xiaomi choose us for OEM services.