Core Case Global

GII in the field.

This is her habitat before heading to the core shack: workbench, water, heat, dust, and plenty of core to organize.

The GII is built for all conditions.

Learn more: https://corecase.com/en/products/generation-ii/

There are dates that fit in a day. But at Core Case, Environment Day fits in 16 years.

Every box that leaves our factory is made of recycled polypropylene. It's the choice we made at the start and keep making with every production run: use the plastic the world has already produced, instead of cutting down trees to make a new box.

In 16 years, this choice has these numbers:
- 8,356 tonnes of recycled plastic
- 150,904 trees preserved
- 930 tonnes of CO₂ emissions avoided

ESG from the beginning.

Our CORE is preservation.

There is no core without a driller. It's you out there, reading the ground and bringing back the first answer that turns into data, maps, and decisions about exploration and mine development.

Long shifts, harsh environments, heavy equipment, attention that cannot fail. A profession that asks for technique, strength, and field reading in equal measure.

To every driller, anywhere in the world: well done. Core Case exists to be part of that routine and help ease it, with the respect it deserves.

Happy Driller's Day.

6 events + 5 countries = 1 month.

May put on the map what Core Case has been building over the last 16 years: a presence across the global mining industry.

We were at CIM Connect (Vancouver), OTC (Houston), Explo Abitibi (Rouyn-Noranda), SIMEXMIN (Ouro Preto), Euro Mine Expo (Skellefteå), and Argentina Rocks (Mendoza).
Geologists, executives, investors, and suppliers building the future of mineral exploration across three continents met Core Case.

That was our May. And it's just one month of our territory of impact.

Anyone who's worked in the field knows that hauling samples is just part of the challenge.

The real impact lies in how each tool makes the whole team's work easier (or harder).

That's why Core Case goes beyond storage.

Our cases are built to be truly practical: 50% lighter than wooden ones, with ergonomic handles on the front and back for easy handling on any terrain. That means one person can carry them safely and quickly, even in hard-to-reach areas.

Wooden core boxes weigh more because of the material itself. Other plastic models are heavier due to the extra sample compartments, which can make solo transport difficult, if not impossible.

More autonomy in the field, more flow for the operation.

Check out the storage capacities of our GII cases: https://corecase.com/en/products/generation-ii/

Recycling, for us, was never just talk, it's always been who we are:

• 7,960 tons of recycled plastic used in case manufacturing
• 144,246 trees preserved by replacing the raw material of the cases
• 890 tons of CO₂ avoided by replacing wood with recycled plastic

These are numbers born from the choice to do things differently, even when the obvious path would have been another.

We keep building solutions by looking at the full impact of the operation.

Recycling, in our case, is just the beginning.

Our solution for reverse circulation (RC) samples starts from a simple logic: organize well, use better, and avoid excess.

The Chip Case meets projects that demand higher volume and continuity, with 60 compartments that maintain standardization throughout the entire drill hole.

The Chip Case Mini, on the other hand, was born from a practical field observation. In many cases, not all compartments of the larger version were being used. With 10 compartments, it solves this with more lightness and efficiency, without losing organization. And when needed, it can expand as the operation requires, through the Connecting System, linking as many units as necessary.

A tool that adapts to the reality of your operation.

To all the mothers who are explorers,

You cross borders with courage and find new paths where others might not look. You face the unknown without fear. Even on the toughest journeys, you guide, protect, and inspire.

Preserving what matters is an act of love. The legacy we leave starts with the choices we make now.

Happy Mother’s Day.