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Workshop benches, ute trays and remote field sites are where a loaded pelican case gets moved most often. The 0450 side handle bolts onto the moulded lugs of the 0450 model, giving a second lift point so two people ca...
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Workshop benches, ute trays and remote field sites are where a loaded pelican case gets moved most often. The 0450 side handle bolts onto the moulded lugs of the 0450 model, giving a second lift point so two people can share the weight without awkward grips. It keeps the case level through doorways, up ladder hatches and across uneven ground, reducing the strain that leads to dropped loads or back injuries.
Installation takes minutes with basic hand tools; the stainless hardware threads into the existing brass inserts, so there is no drilling or modification. The glass-filled nylon grip resists oils, solvents and UV exposure common on Australian worksites, and the low-profile contour does not snag on shelving or vehicle tie-down rails. When the case is stacked for storage, the handle folds flush, preserving the uniform footprint that makes Pelican stacks stable. Supervisors appreciate that the part is a genuine factory component, meaning the original IP rating and structural integrity of the protective case remain intact.
Black glass-filled nylon construction, stainless steel fasteners, suits Pelican 0450 model.
- Genuine Pelican 0450 side handle, black finish
- Bolts directly into existing brass inserts
- Glass-filled nylon grip resists oils and UV
- Low-profile fold-flat design for clean stacking
- Enables balanced two-person lifting
- Maintains original case IP rating
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