Store, transport, and protect your valuable gear from dirt, dust, moderate impact, and moisture with the 21L, graphite 918 Hard Case with Padded Dividers from Nanuk. It has an IP67 rating, a built-in purge valve, a robust top handle, and a bezel system with an O-ring. Carry the 918 case using the top handle, or with an optional, separately available shoulder strap. For extra security, the case accepts user-supplied padlocks. Users will appreciate the handle and lid stays, as well as the impact-resistant, NK-7 resin construction, and stainless steel hardware.

Watertight and Dustproof    2 PowerClaw Latches    Padded Dividers    Impact-Resistant NK-7 Resin Construction    Built-In Purge Valve and Top Handle    Accepts User-Supplied Padlocks    Connection for Optional Shoulder Strap    Bezel System with O-Ring    Stackable Design, Handle and Lid Stays    Stainless Steel Hardware

Two PowerClaw latches

Dust resistant, waterproof, and submersible to 3'

Made from impact-resistant NK-7 resin with stainless-steel hardware

Accepts user-supplied padlocks

Integrated lid stay

Top and bottom panel mounts

Bezel system

Removable hinge pin

Handle stay

Stacks with other 918 cases

Screw bosses in lid for mounting accessories

Touch-fastening dividers for customized gear placement

Integrated shoulder strap attachment

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Tallest lens it will accommodate?

A: This case can accommodate a lens that is up to 8.5 inches tall.

Q: 2. Would this case fit Schneider Xenon FF lenses?

A: Yes, the Nanuk 918 6-Lens Case with Foam Insert (Black) can hold Schneider Xenon FF lenses.

Q: 3. How deep is the 4" section of the hole? Is the lower section exactly 3"? Would a 3.15" lens be able to squeeze in?

A: The pre-cut foam dimensions included with Nanuk 918 6-Lens Case are 6.5 x 9 x 10.5 inches. each lens cavity has 2 removable foam disc to fit long or short lenses. The first session is 2 inches deep. the first foam disc is 1.5'' tall and the second disk towards the bottom of the insert is 2.5 inchees tall. If you remove all foam disk the insert would reach a 6 inche depth. The width of the insert on the top section is 4 inchess, the botton sections is only 3 inches. I wouldnt't recommend this inserts if your lens circumference is winder then the insert because of the pressure you'll be putting on your lenses.

Q: 4. How to make holes longer? Can I use a serrated knife or? Can the pre-cut insert be removed easily?

A: The Nanuk 918 6-Lens Case with Foam Insert (Yellow) is designed to hold six lenses. If you need to change the configuration get the Nanuk 918 Case with Cubed Foam Insert (Yellow). This includes cubed foam that is easy to configure. Here is the link: https://bhpho.to/3CL4zbH

Q: 5. Would an assembled C100 mk ii (top handle attached, and Canon EF 24-70 lens mounted) fit in this case?

A: Based on the measurements it would be a very tight fit and not recommended. Another choice that would work is https://bhpho.to/39ftveq

Q: 6. Can you tell me if this will hold a set of DZO Vespid prime ?

A: We recommend the following case for Vespid lenses. https://bhpho.to/3zLO0aL

Q: 7. Is this case going to accommodate DZO Arles lenses?

A: The Nanuk 918 Hard Case with Foam Insert for Six Lenses (Yellow, 21L) would not be a good choice for the DZOFilm Arles lenses. The DZOFilm Hard Case for Arles 5-Lens Set, BH #DZOCASEAP5, would be recommended to use with the Arles series of lenses.

Q: 8. Can the Meike ff cine prime lenses PL mount fit in ?

A: Yes, the Meike Full-Frame Cine Prime PL-mount lenses will fit in the Nanuk 918 6-Lens Case with Foam Insert (Black).

Q: 9. Can you tell me if this will hold a set of Rokinon Cine DS lenses? ( 16, 24, 35, 50, 85, 135mm).

A: Yes this case can hold those Rokinon lenses.

Q: 10. What is the diameter of each hole?

A: Each hole is roughly 4 inches in diameter and they taper down to about 3 inches. If you have some lenses that are larger the 4 inches I would recommend either the foam insert version https://bhpho.to/3eztYYT or the divider version: https://bhpho.to/36Rfyil The Divider version is more adaptable in case you change which lenses or other accessories you might be carrying.