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Carrying a loaded pelican case by the handle over long distances fatigues the wrist and limits what else you can move at the same time. The 1432 shoulder strap removes that restriction by shifting the load onto the sh...
Description and applications
Carrying a loaded pelican case by the handle over long distances fatigues the wrist and limits what else you can move at the same time. The 1432 shoulder strap removes that restriction by shifting the load onto the shoulder, freeing both hands for tools, paperwork or climbing ladders on site.
The strap clips onto the moulded lugs found on compatible cases and adjusts to suit different operators and clothing layers. A non-slip pad keeps the strap in place when you are moving between vehicles, across uneven ground or through doorways. Because the connection points are part of the case body, there is no hardware to lose and no modification required , fit it in seconds and get back to the job. The wide webbing distributes weight evenly, reducing pressure points during extended carries into remote locations or across large facilities.
Built from heavy-duty nylon webbing with reinforced stitching and a quick-release buckle, the 1432 is sized to match the 1430 case footprint. It suits field technicians, survey crews and anyone moving a protective case between job sites daily.
Features
- Attaches directly to moulded case lugs without tools
- Adjustable length fits different users and outerwear
- Non-slip shoulder pad stays put during active movement
- Quick-release buckle for fast on and off
- Heavy-duty nylon webbing with reinforced stitching
- Designed for Pelican 1430 case compatibility
- Frees both hands for safer site access
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