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On a busy construction site or inside a service vehicle, equipment takes a beating from vibration and impact. The Pelican IM2306 foam set fits the matching pelican case and turns the shell into a fitted cradle for dri...
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On a busy construction site or inside a service vehicle, equipment takes a beating from vibration and impact. The Pelican IM2306 foam set fits the matching pelican case and turns the shell into a fitted cradle for drills, meters, cameras or spare parts. Each layer is pre-scored so you can pluck out cubes to match the exact profile of your kit, creating a snug nest that stops gear shifting when the ute hits corrugations.
Installation takes minutes: peel the lid layer, press the base layer into the bottom tray, then pluck the cavities for each item. The convoluted lid foam grips the top of the load while the base foam absorbs the heavy hits. Because the foam is open-cell polyurethane, it resists moisture and does not hold dust, so sensitive electronics stay clean during long hauls to remote projects. Technicians appreciate that the layout can be reconfigured when the toolkit changes, avoiding the cost of a new insert.
The set includes a convoluted lid layer and a pluckable base layer cut to the IM2306 interior dimensions. Suited to trade vehicles, mine-site fly-in kits and workshop storage where gear must survive rough handling and stay organised.
- Pre-scored pluck foam for custom tool layouts
- Convoluted lid layer secures items from above
- Open-cell polyurethane resists moisture and dust
- Fits Pelican IM2306 case interior exactly
- Reconfigurable when toolkit changes
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