Peli Storm IM2075 Case – Radio Transceiver Hard Case
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Peli™ Storm iM2075: Durable and Compact Radio Transceiver Case
The Peli™ Storm iM2075 is a highly durable, waterproof, and dustproof case designed for safe storage and transport of radio transceivers and other delicate electronics. Made from injection-molded HPX™ high-performance resin, this case is lightweight, impact-resistant, and perfect for harsh environments. It features a Vortex™ pressure equalization valve for automatic pressure regulation, keeping the contents secure even during altitude changes. The Press & Pull latches provide secure closure while allowing easy opening with minimal effort.
Key Features:
- Construction: Injection-molded HPX™ resin; waterproof, dustproof, and impact-resistant
- Interior: Includes multilayered cubed foam for customizable protection
- Closure: Press & Pull latches; padlockable hasps for added security
- Handles: Soft-grip, double-layered solid-core handle for comfortable carrying
The case includes an option for installing a mounting frame in the base, allowing secure attachment of additional panels or equipment.
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Love the case, love the fact that is two tone! I was also lucky to grab it at a good price.
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