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Remote survey crews and broadcast teams need a pelican case that survives helicopter drops, ute trays and salt-spray decks without adding unnecessary weight. The Storm IM2720 empty shell meets that requirement with a ...
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Remote survey crews and broadcast teams need a pelican case that survives helicopter drops, ute trays and salt-spray decks without adding unnecessary weight. The Storm IM2720 empty shell meets that requirement with a lightweight HPX polymer shell that resists cracking in sub-zero mornings and won't deform under a summer sun beating down on a mine-site dashboard. Its black finish reduces glare when the unit sits on a vehicle roof during aerial mapping runs.
Press-and-pull latches open with a gloved hand and stay shut when the case is stacked three-high on a pallet. The automatic purge valve equalises pressure after altitude changes so the seal does not pop on the next flight, while the moulded handle balances a loaded kit without digging into fingers. Inside, the smooth walls accept custom foam or padded dividers so technicians can configure compartments for total stations, drone batteries or cinema lenses without tools.
The IP67-rated shell is watertight to one metre and dustproof, backed by Pelican's lifetime guarantee. A hard case built for daily knocks in transport, logistics and field service operations.
- HPX polymer shell resists impact and UV exposure
- Press-and-pull latches operate with gloves on
- Automatic purge valve equalises pressure after altitude changes
- Moulded handle balances heavy loads comfortably
- Smooth interior accepts custom foam or padded dividers
- IP67 watertight and dustproof rating
- Lifetime guarantee against defects
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