Store and protect your valuable equipment inside this waterproof and dust proof black SE830 Case with Telescoping Handle with Foam from Seahorse. A well designed, molded polypropylene case, it has pick-and-pluck foam, an automatic purge valve, double-throw latches, and holes for a user-supplied padlock. The case may be carried vertically or horizontally with the a large top or side grab handle. For travel over smooth surfaces the case features a 38.6", aluminum, telescoping handle and polyurethane wheels with stainless steel bearings. Opposite the wheels are feet for upright positioning.

Watertight, Dust Proof Case    Made of Molded Polypropylene    Pick and Pluck Foam Interior    Double-Throw Latches & Padlock Holes    Automatic Purge Valve    One Large Folding Haul Handle on Top    One Large Folding Haul Handle on Side    38.6" Aluminum Telescoping Handle    Polyurethane Wheels with SS Bearings    Bottom Feet for Upright Positioning

Aluminum, telescoping pull handle

Two durable easy riding wheels with metal bearings for easier rolling

Automatic pressure purge system

Molded-in padlock holes for optional user-supplied locks

Meets IPX7 standards (Ingress of water in harmful quantity shall not be possible when the enclosure is immersed in water under defined conditions of pressure and time (up to 1 m of submersion); case tested for 30 minutes

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Are the handle and wheels removable? Will this compromise the seaThx Michael

A: You can knock out the pins and remove the handle. You can unscrew the plate for the wheel assy and remove it. It should not compromise the seal. I have no idea why you would want to do this.

Q: 2. Which pelican case would be suitable for a Sinar P 8x10 camera?

A: The Pelican 1400 would be a good sized option for a Sinar P 8x10 camera.

Q: 3. Would this case fit a Blackmagic Ursa Mini Pro?

A: Jonathan No it will not fit It's not deep enough Patrick

Q: 4. Can this case hold a D3300 and a lense?

A: interior dimensions of this pelican 1120 are...7.25 x 4.75 x 3.06 (LxWxH)And your Nikon D3300 lens is about...2.2 or you can do some measurements on your own, might be able to fit the camera aswell.Good Luck!-Buskanut

Q: 5. Where do you get replacement wheels?

A: You can get them from Pelican. Their customer service is really good and they likely won't even charge you for them.

Q: 6. Can I buy this insert separately? I have a Pelican 1620 and this type of insert is hard to find. I’m assuming that it will fit the 1620 even though it’s a 1624 case.

A: Yes, you can buy the Pelican 1625 Padded Divider Set separately: https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/182664-REG/Pelican_1620_406_100_1625_Padded_Divider_Set.html

Q: 7. How this compare to the equivalent SKB version? Are the latches hard to open?

A: Which case you choose would would be personal preference. Both the Pelican 1620NF Case and the SKB iSeries 2217-12 Waterproof Utility Case are extremely durable heavy duty cases with limited lifetime warranties from the respective manufacturers. Some people state the SKB latch is slightly easier to disengage simply due to the position of the trigger release, while others feel the Pelican dual clutch release offers an additional level of security, but I do not think they are hard to open.

Q: 8. what is the specification of the foam that is inside the case?

A: The foam is polyurethane and measures 7.25 x 4.75 x 3.06 .

Q: 9. How about for aCanon M6 with small kit lens?

A: This would be fine for the camera and maybe a lens. It really depends on the the actual measurements. To be more sure, lay out on a flat surface the items you wish to carry and measure them. Be sure to allow room for padding. We would suggest that this might be better. Pelican 1200 Case with Foam (Black) B&H # PE1200FB.

Q: 10. Can fit leica q?

A: It would be too small. You could use a slightly larger Pelican 1150 https://bhpho.to/30MNVmk.