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Moving delicate instruments across rough sites exposes them to impact, dust and sudden weather changes. The Pelican 1740 Protector case solves that problem with a watertight, crushproof shell built for daily transport in mining, defence, survey and broadcast operations. It belongs in the back of a ute or on a helicopter skid where gear takes a beating.
This hard case rides on integrated wheels with a retractable extension handle, so a single operator can shift a full load without strain. The automatic pressure equalisation valve balances internal pressure after altitude or temperature shifts while keeping water and dust out. Inside, the Pick N Pluck foam lets you cut custom cavities for each item , camera bodies, lenses, drones, calibration tools or comms gear , so nothing shifts during transit. Stainless steel padlock hasps accept security locks for chain-of-custody requirements, and the double-throw latches stay shut under vibration. The moulded-in ribs add stacking strength when cases are palletised for freight.
Black finish, watertight O-ring seal, automatic pressure valve, stainless steel hardware, wheels and retractable handle, Pick N Pluck foam interior.
- Watertight, crushproof Protector series construction
- Integrated wheels and retractable handle for solo transport
- Automatic pressure equalisation valve
- Pick N Pluck foam for custom interior layout
- Stainless steel padlock hasps and double-throw latches
- Stacking ribs for stable palletising
Moving delicate instruments across rough sites exposes them to impact, dust and sudden weather changes. The Pelican 1740 Protector case solves that problem with a watertight, crushproof shell built for daily transport...
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