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Survey crews and camera operators reach for the Pelican 1400NF when instruments need to survive ute trays, helicopter skids and wet decks. The no-foam interior means you can fit custom-cut inserts or stack gear direct...
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Survey crews and camera operators reach for the Pelican 1400NF when instruments need to survive ute trays, helicopter skids and wet decks. The no-foam interior means you can fit custom-cut inserts or stack gear directly against the walls, making the most of every millimetre inside the shell. A bright yellow body stays visible in low light, so the case is easy to spot on a busy site or in the back of a vehicle.
The automatic pressure-equalisation valve balances internal pressure after altitude or temperature changes without letting water in, while the double-throw latches stay shut under vibration but open with one hand wearing gloves. Stainless-steel padlock hasps accept standard shackles for chain-of-custody security, and the moulded handle balances the load whether you carry it solo or pass it between two workers. Because the liner is empty, the same pelican case can protect a total station one week and a drone payload the next without retooling.
Watertight, crushproof and dustproof construction with an automatic pressure valve, double-throw latches and stainless padlock points.
- No-foam interior accepts custom inserts or loose gear
- Automatic pressure-equalisation valve for altitude changes
- Double-throw latches operate with gloved hands
- Stainless-steel padlock hasps for security
- High-visibility yellow colour for site spotting
- Watertight, crushproof and dustproof shell
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