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The IM2300 Pelican Storm case is a watertight hard case built to shield valuable equipment from impact, water ingress and dust in demanding field conditions. Its structural resin shell resists crushing loads while the...
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The IM2300 Pelican Storm case is a watertight hard case built to shield valuable equipment from impact, water ingress and dust in demanding field conditions. Its structural resin shell resists crushing loads while the automatic pressure equalisation valve prevents vacuum lock after altitude or temperature changes. The black finish reduces glare and keeps a low profile on site or in transit.
Inside, the pre-scored Pick N Pluck foam lets you tailor each cavity to the exact shape of a camera body, lens set, drone airframe or delicate instruments. The convoluted lid foam holds items firmly against the base layer so nothing shifts during rough handling. Stainless steel padlock hasps accept standard shackles for chain-of-custody security, and the comfortable over-moulded handle balances the load for single-hand carry over long distances.
This pelican case suits photographers, survey crews, defence personnel and industrial inspectors who move precision gear between vehicles, aircraft and rugged job sites. The foam interior turns a tough shell into a fitted protective case that keeps calibration intact and optics clean.
- Watertight, crushproof and dustproof construction
- Automatic pressure equalisation valve
- Pick N Pluck foam with convoluted lid layer
- Stainless steel padlock hasps for security
- Over-moulded handle for comfortable carry
- Black resin shell reduces glare
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