Protect your valuable gear with the black SE-120 Hurricane Series Case without Foam from Seahorse. This case is waterproof, airtight, crush resistant, and MIL-STD810F 512.4 and IP67 certified. The case features latch closure with molded-in padlock holes for an optional, user-supplied padlock. Carry this made in the USA case with the large grab handle.

Watertight, Dustproof & Crush-Resistant    Automatic Built-In Purge Valve    Latch Closure    Molded-In Padlock Holes    Large Grab Handle    MIL-STD810F 512.4 & IP67 Certifications    Made in the USA

Watertight, airtight, and crush-resistant

Automatic Pressure Purge System: Seahorse's Automatic Pressure Purge System guarantees a perfect seal by incorporating its own O-Ring under one of the latches. The valve activates automatically when closing the case. Pressure is released when the latch is opened.

Molded-in padlock holes that accept "TSA" and most standard padlocks. Padlocks sold separately.

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. la this the largest pelican case?

A: Pelican does offer even larger cases, however this is still a large case that may suite your needs. It has Internal Dimensions of 28.2 x 19.8 x 17.6".

Q: 2. I have very curious question, and it seems no one ever mention? This kind of cases is to protect very delicate equipment such as Camera, lens, laptops, but....do anyone agrees with me. This on one hand it protects again scratch, bump etc...but along with that it will loosen most of the nuts that hold those components. When you drag those cases, vibrations will cause our expensive equipment to loosen their screw, nuts. I have one proof, one of my friend has a Canon lens, and one day the zoom just stuck. He did not know why, and almost waste $250 just for the camera shop to repair. I try few minutes and found out the tiny screw on the lens was loose due to the vibration of the Pelican while carry on. Same thing, he said his laptop has some parts moving inside. So, for short I don't think this Pelican is working, then how come they are so popular and expensive as well? To protect, yes, but not to drag on the ground like this, it should be lift and carry on your arm. Do I guess right?

A: The 1660 is massive. I use them for lights and TelePrompTer hardware. I carry my cameras in a 1510 Pelli case. I use them because the cases themselves are very solid. I travel around the world with these cases and Ive never had a problem. I dont know any case that can protect from vibration. Youre probably right about carrying the bodies in arms. My stuff is too heavy for all that. Regardless theres better case around.

Q: 3. I've been using the SE-920 for all of my AV equipment. Is there a piggyback unit that I can get to carry additional materials?

A: the 1500 series has a handle yo can latch on to the pull up handle of the se-920 to piggyback. Its all hardcase so don't look for a lay-flat fit but you can certainly piggyback them together.

Q: 4. where is it made?

A: This item's country of origin is the USA.

Q: 5. Interior Dimensions & pick & Pull 28.5" (L) x 21.5" (W) x 15" (D)?

A: 25.52 x 19.5, yes it is pick and pluck.

Q: 6. what size is it?

A: Interior: 22.46 x 13.88 x 8.49 (57.00 x 35.20 x 21.60 cm) Exterior: 23.96 x 16.00 x 10.10 (60.90 x 40.60 x 25.60 cm)

Q: 7. Will A6700 with 16-50m kit lens + Falcam baseplate fit 57 Micro Case with foam or liner or should I choose 58 micro case? thanks

A: The Sony a6700 Mirrorless Camera with 16-50mm Lens and Falcam F22 & F38 Quick Release Camera Cage for Sony a6700 will not fit in the Seahorse 57 Micro Hard Case (Clear, Foam Interior and O-Ring). I would recommend the Seahorse 58 Micro Hard Case (Clear, Foam Interior and O-Ring) instead.

Q: 8. What are the dimensions of each foam cube?

A: The pick and pluck foam interior in the Seahorse SE-920 Hurricane SE Series Case with Foam (Gunmetal) is around 22.5 x 13.9 x 8.5" (57.2 x 35.3 x 21.6 cm).

Q: 9. How is the foam layered? Is the bottom section just one piece or more? Thanks.

A: Our opinion is that the bottom layer is solid.

Q: 10. How would this case fare up against one of the Think Tank Airport 3.0 model roller backpacks? The Pelican is 55lbs and the Think Tank is 12lbs. I have see a lot of people with one or the other and didn't ask when I had the chance. I do have a 35 y/o Halliburton Large case but it needs foam and isn't large enough.

A: I would suggest a better comparison would be between the Think Tank Photo Airport TakeOff V2.0 Rolling Camera Bag (Black) B&H # THATV2RBP and the Pelican 1510TP Carry-On Case with TrekPak Divider System (Black) B&H # PE1510TPBK. They both carry about the same amount of gear, are about the same size and both meet airline carry-on regulation being less the linear 45 limit. The Pelican is cheaper, more utilitarian looking, heavier, and hard while the Think Tank is more expensive, more attractive looking, lighter and softer. However, the Pelican can be thrown into a lake or be driven over by a car. The choice is yours.