Protect your gear with this 4-Piece Pick N Pluck Foam Set for 1745 Air Case from Pelican. Each foam piece is pre-scored so you can customize it to cushion your gear. Simply lay your equipment on the foam, marking the foam with tape or chalk, and pluck away what you don't need. Always allow at least one inch of foam between your equipment and the wall of the case.

Compatible with 1745 Air Case    DIY Pick N Pluck Foam    Customize to Fit Your Gear

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Does this have padded divider?

A: At this time, there is only a Pelican 7-Piece Foam Set for 1556 Air Case, BH # PEFS1556A. https://bhpho.to/3Cp1duD

Q: 2. Can anyone tell me how the distribution of a Nikon D750 body; A Nikon 200-500mm lens; A Nikon 14-24mm lens; A 24-70mm Nikon lens; A Nikon 70-200mm lens and a Nikon 200-500mm lens; A Nikon macro lens 105mm; A Nikon TC 20; A Nikon TC 14; A Nikon SB 700 would be with this padded divider?Sincerely...

A: This Divider Set is for the Pelican 1535 case. For that many lenses you may want to look at larger cases like either the Pelican 1610 and 1650. B&H numbers PE1610DB and PE1650DB are the 1610 and 1650 cases, with padded dividers included.

Q: 3. Will the second most recent Nikon 600 mm f/4 lens fit in this comfortably? I have foam from another Pelican but it is too big for my needs. Thanks.

A: Yes, a Nikon 600mm f/4 lens will fit in this case.

Q: 4. Would this case work well with the Tricaster 40?

A: Sorry, I have no idea. Thanks,

Q: 5. Would this case protect cameras and lenses if it needed to be checked at the gate and not fit in the overhead bin?

A: Yes the Pelican 1556 can safely hold camera gear that is checked in.

Q: 6. What is the actual “exterior dimensions” for the iM2620? The interior and package dimensions are listed, but not the exterior.

A: Here are the exterior dimensions for the Pelican iM2620 Storm Trak Case (Olive Drab): 21.20 x 16.00 x 10.60".

Q: 7. Can anyone comment on how much foam should surround a camera body when shipped or when placed in airline luggage? I may use this case with an Ursa mini pro. I'm wondering if 2 inches above and below is adequate, or if I should purchase a deeper pelican?

A: Many cases used in our company (live-event AV) have 2 of foam around them and the gear is well protected from event to event. We rarely send gear as luggage, though. Personally, I would want 3 of foam that was not pick-n-pluck. The airline may toss or drop your case, and you don't want to run into issues caused by excessive force reaching the camera. Think about abused UPS boxes you sometimes receive.There are several places you can get foam pre-cut to fit your Pelican that you can cut out yourself to fit your gear. Additionally, you can use shock or damage indicators inside your case when shipped as luggage to indicate what kind of extremes it endured. I hope that is helpful to you.

Q: 8. Is this too big for an airplane carry-on?

A: The standard domestic carry-on luggage size is 22” x 14” x 9”, which includes the handle and the wheels. This still might be (and probably will be) too large for many short haul flights using smaller planes. The Pelican 1500 series carry-on cases come in various configurations and are still a good size case that will fit in more overheads than the IM2620DB.

Q: 9. Can anyone tell me how the distribution of a Nikon D750 body; A Nikon 200-500mm lens; A Nikon 14-24mm lens; A 24-70mm Nikon lens; A Nikon 70-200mm lens and a Nikon 200-500mm lens; A Nikon macro lens 105mm; A Nikon TC 20; A Nikon TC 14; A Nikon SB 700 would be with this padded divider?Sincerely...

A: There is no one way to place things in this divider, you can maneuver the padding to accommodate your gear.

Q: 10. Does this include foam for the 1050's lid too?

A: the foam in this case is one piece only