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James Emerson
James Emerson serves as Business Development Manager at Americase, where he focuses on identifying and developing strategic growth opportunities within the data center sector. He specializes in lithium-ion battery storage and transportation solutions, helping hyperscalers and enterprise operators align safety, compliance, and operational performance with scalable energy infrastructure demands. With more than 25 years of…
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Tara Crag
Tara joined Americase in 2021, beginning her career with the company as an assistant to the leadership team before progressing into roles of increasing responsibility, including Sales Support Specialist. Today, she serves as Business Development Specialist, where she supports the Senior Sales team while managing legacy customer relationships—particularly within the Oxygen Transportation and Contract Manufacturing…
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Kerie Green
Kerie supports lithium battery sales initiatives and customer account management at Americase, working closely with internal engineering, operations, and commercial teams to ensure efficient execution of mission-critical containment and protection solutions. Starting out at Amerigrafix in 2022, Kerie moved to the Americase team in 2025, where she continues to support customers seeking reliable, compliant solutions…
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The Value of Integrated Expertise in Lithium Battery Packaging and Transport
Article Summary Featuring insights from Chris Egloff, Vice President of Strategic Opportunities, Americase In the world of lithium battery logistics, safety is paramount and compliance can be complex. Successfully navigating this landscape demands coordinated expertise across engineering, regulations, logistics, and safety testing. Understanding how cross-disciplinary collaboration enhances packaging design and performance can help organizations better…
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From Recall to Road-Ready: What It Takes to Respond Quickly to Lithium Battery Packaging Needs
Article Summary Featuring insights from Chris Egloff, Vice President of Strategic Opportunities, Americase Lithium-ion batteries are a mainstay in today’s technology—powering everything from consumer electronics to electric vehicles. While inherently safe, they can carry potential risks when damaged, misused, or defective. In such cases, the need to transport or store these batteries safely becomes ever…
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Raymond James
Raymond James serves as Principal Engineer at Fulcrum Testing, the validation and pre-compliance laboratory within the Americase family of brands. In his role, he designs and conducts rigorous destructive testing programs to verify that packaging solutions meet customer specifications and satisfy U.S. and international dangerous goods transportation regulations. Acting as an authorized agent of Americase,…
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Americase to Host Battery Safety and Lifecycle Panel at Xponential 2025
Waxahachie, TX – May 5, 2025 – Americase, a leader in the design and manufacture of protective containers for hazardous materials and high-value goods, will host and moderate a forward-looking panel discussion at Xponential 2025 in Houston, Texas, titled “Beyond the Charge: Second Life, Recycling, and Transport of Li-Ion Batteries.” The panel will take place…
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What’s Next for Lithium-Ion Battery Transport Regulations?
Article Summary The recent release of the SAE G27 lithium battery packaging standard marks a significant step toward safer battery transport. However, this is just the beginning. The question now is: What’s next for lithium battery transport regulations? In this article, we’ll explore the future of these regulations, upcoming industry changes, and how businesses can…
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Understanding Thermal Runaway and Lithium-Ion Battery Transport Risks
Article Summary Lithium-ion batteries have revolutionized technology, powering everything from computers and smartphones to power tools and electric vehicles. However, if damaged or misused, these energy-dense cells can pose significant safety risks, particularly during transport. One of the biggest concerns is thermal runaway, a chain reaction that can lead to fires, explosions, and hazardous gas…
