The Gator Cases GRR-8L Roller Rack Case (Black) is a high-density military-grade lightweight polyethylene case with 8 RU of space and 18.75" rackable depth. The case has front and rear rack rails and threaded field-replaceable 7.0mm zinc-plated-steel rack rails. It has locking front and rear lids and heavy-duty twist latches. The case can be transported using the comfortable recessed side handles, a rugged pull-out handle,and roller-blade-style recessed wheels.

Lightweight Polyethylene Case    8 RU and 18.75" Rack Depth    Front and Rear Rack Rails    Lockable Front and Rear Lids    Heavy-Duty Twist Latches    Recessed Side Handles    Rugged Pull-Out Handle    Roller-Blade-Style Recessed Wheels

High-density military-grade lightweight polyethylene case with 8 RU of rack space and 18.75" of rack depth

Front and rear rack rails

Threaded field replaceable 7.0mm zinc-plated-steel rack rails

Locking front and rear lids

Heavy-duty twist latches

Heat treated 10/32 bolts with protective washers included

• Comfortable recessed side handles
• Rugged pull-out handle
• Roller-blade-style recessed wheels

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Does this come with rack screws? If so, how many?

A: Yes, rack screws and washers are included, although Gator does not indicate how many.

Q: 2. Will the Allen & Heath SQ-5 fit in this rack? I know it should fit within the 12RU, but worried about lid clearance height.

A: I contacted Gator Cases to find out about the lid clearance height on the Gator GRC12X10PU Pop-Up Console Rack Case and they said that the case only accommodates up to 5" in height and the Allen & Heath SQ-5 Digital Mixer requires 7.8" so it will not fit in this case. The only case that Gator offers for the SQ-5 is the Gator G-Tour Series ATA Flight Case for Allen & Heath SQ-5 Mixer (B&H # GATRAHSQ5ND). For additional compatible options, we offer the ProX Flight Case for Allen & Heath SQ-5 Console (B&H # PRXSAHSQ5), the ProX Flight Case for Allen & Heath SQ-5 Console with Doghouse and Wheels (B&H # PRXSAHSQ5DHW), ProX Flight and Road Case with Wheels for Allen & Heath SQ-5 Digital Mixer (B&H # PRXZFAHSQ5), and the SKB iSeries SQ-5 Mixer Case (B&H # SK3I222212S5).

Q: 3. I need to the weight

A: This Gator Rack Case weighs in at 10lbs. Attached below is all the Specifications regarding the dimensions of this model. -Rack Spaces: 3U -External Height: 7.75" -External Width: 21.5" -External Depth: 17.5" -External Material: Polyethylene -Weight: 10 lbs. -Manufacturer Part Number: GR-3S

Q: 4. please what it the rated voltage of the power?

A: This is rated for US systems so its 110V and contains a 15amp breaker.

Q: 5. front, rear & top rails are threaded? i don't see anywhere it mentioned about the top rails are threaded or not.

A: Yes, both the top and bottom rails are threaded, per the photo shown: https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/317203-REG/Gator_Cases_GRC_10X8_PU_GRC_10X8PU_Pop_Up_Console_Rack.html

Q: 6. Is this Case suitable for Behringer X32 Rack?

A: Yes it is. A 4 space rack will work for this mixer.

Q: 7. Can this gator case fit a tricaster?

A: No . According to specs, the rack mount NewTek Tricasters sold here are 21.5 inches deep front to back. Actual usable rack depth on these Gator shallow cases is only 12-13 . They are made for small effects units,and compact amps such as an Eden WT550. You need a rack that is a 2RU ( rack unit top to bottom spec) (maybe 3RU for extra cooling if these run hot) and a usable 21.5 inches front to back.

Q: 8. Will this rack fit Blackmagickdesign ATEM TV Switchers?

A: Yes; the ATEM TV and Production switchers have a small footprint; they are either rack-mountable, or may be placed on a rack-mounted shelf (in the case of the ATEM Mini.

Q: 9. Will a teranex mini fit on this case??

A: Yes The Teranex Mini will fit no problems its a standard 19 inch wide unit the Gater rack is design for it . No problems

Q: 10. When I have my gear in the case would it be safe to take it onto a plane? Would the gear get damaged?

A: I would suggest using a floating rack for shock protection. I would not want this rack to be dropped from 4 feet in the air with my equipment in it. I also would be concerned with any case that doesn't have recessed hardware. The hardware could be knocked off the unit and then the doors will open.Will this unit survive a flight. Probably so. Will it possibly fail. There is a chance.