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Industrial technicians and field engineers fit this convoluted foam set into a Pelican 1495 case to create a customised protective interior. The diced pattern allows users to pluck out individual cubes, shaping caviti...
Description and applications
Industrial technicians and field engineers fit this convoluted foam set into a Pelican 1495 case to create a customised protective interior. The diced pattern allows users to pluck out individual cubes, shaping cavities that match the exact outline of instruments, electronics or tooling. This adaptability makes the insert a practical choice for crews who reconfigure their load-out between jobs without ordering new foam each time.
The set includes both a lid layer and a base layer, each cut to the internal dimensions of the 1495 shell. The convoluted surface on the lid section grips items from above while the diced base secures them from below, reducing movement when the case is stacked on a ute tray or thrown into a site container. Because the foam is not pre-cut for specific gear, the same case can shift from carrying calibration equipment on Monday to holding spare valves on Friday, saving the cost of dedicated inserts for every kit.
Convoluted diced pattern for tool-free customisation. Includes lid and base layers. Fits Pelican 1495 protective case interior.
Features
- Convoluted diced foam for tool-free custom cavities
- Includes both lid and base layer inserts
- Designed specifically for Pelican 1495 case interior
- Pluck cubes to fit instruments, electronics or tooling
- Reduces gear movement during transport and stacking
- Reconfigurable for different load-outs across jobs
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