The SKB 4U Roto Rolling Rack Case is designed to house rack-mountable equipment for musicians and audio engineers in studios, live stage applications, and mobile-recording setups. It features threaded steel rails in the front and back and a waterproof gasket to keep your gear dry. The rear access door allows easy configuration of your equipment's rear-panel connectors and switches. Military-grade butterfly latches provide dependable and secure closure.

A one-touch pull handle, low-profile carry handles, and back-lid-mounted rolling wheels deliver versatile and effective transport methods. The case's slotted design enables easy stacking with SKB standard and shallow racks.

4 RU of Rack Space    One-Touch Pull Handle    Rolling Wheels on Back Lid    Military-Grade Butterfly Latches    Threaded Steel Rails    Stackable Design    Waterproof Gasket    Rear Access Door    Low-Profile Carry Handles

Stacks with SKB standard and shallow racks

One-touch pull handle

Rolling wheels mounted on back lid

Threaded steel rails

Rear rack rails included

Military-grade butterfly latches

Waterproof gasket keeps sensitive electronics safe

Rear access door

Low-profile handles on case sides

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Can you mount an umbrella on this?

A: Yes, the Nanlite Forza 720 Daylight LED monolight offers a integrated umbrella shaft.

Q: 2. Does the yokes locking system use teeth?

A: It is our understanding that the Nanlite Forza 720B does not use teeth in the locking mechanism of the yoke.

Q: 3. How much does just the 720B head weigh?

A: 11.7lbs for the head and 9.26lbs for the power supply

Q: 4. Does the case have wheels and a pull-out handle?

A: The case for the Nanlite Forza 720B Bi-Color LED Monolight does not have wheels or a pull out handle.

Q: 5. What are the exact dimensions of the standard case?

A: The bag the Nanlite Forza 720B Bi-Color LED Monolight with Carry Bag comes with is approxemelty, 24.4 x 13.8 x 12"

Q: 6. Question for anyone who has used this case with substantial weight and time. How does the wheel system hold up?

A: the Tenba Rolling Tripod/Grip Case wheels hold up very well and the 5yr extended coverage helps alot.

Q: 7. What is the improvement of this light with respect to the previous version? I see that the technical specifications are similar

A: This unit comes in a rolling case and the other unit comes in a carry case.

Q: 8. Why specifically does B&H recommend the Aputure F10 fresnel versus the Nanlite FL-20G?

A: Both the Nanlite Fresnel Lens for Forza 300 and 500, https://bhpho.to/45NCeNW and the Aputure F10 Fresnel Attachment for LS 600d LED Light, https://bhpho.to/3IVgzcE are good fresnel lenses. And we carry both. As specifications go they are very similar and just different brands.

Q: 9. Who makes this case? What does the inside layout of this case look like? Are there any details?

A: The Prolycht Orion 675 FS Rolling Hard Case BH #PRPL50010 is designed specifically for the Orion 675. The manufacturer does not specify the origin of the case.

Q: 10. Can The Mighty GigRig Expander be used on it's own? And can you stack two on top of themselves?

A: Yes you can use the SKB 1SKB19-REX6 as a stand alone unit. It would just be a 6U rack with casters if you put them on it. It can also be used in conjunction with the The Mighty Gig Rig as well.