Store, transport, and protect delicate gear like tablets, laptops, and diagnostic equipment in this red 85 OEM Micro Hard Case from Seahorse. Constructed from impact- and corrosion-resistant polycarbonate, it has a hinged lid with an O-ring seal. It is buoyant, as well as dust and waterproof to an IP67 rating. It features stainless steel hinges, a keyed plastic safety locking latch, and an automatic pressure release valve that equalizes the internal pressure with ambient air pressure to prevent crushing and make it easy to open after air travel in unpressurized cargo holds. This version of the 85 case comes empty to give you full access to its 13.9 x 9.9 x 1.76" storage space.

Corrosion, Dust & Waterproof    Impact-Resistant Polycarbonate    13.9 x 9.9 x 1.8" Interior Space    Automatic Pressure Release Valve    Rustproof Stainless Steel Hinges    Two Keyed Plastic Safety Locking Latches

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Is this case acceptable for travelling internationally? Airline got 50lbs limit for check-in baggage.

A: It is accepted, but because it weighs 11 pounds, you only get 40 to fit in. I've found I can put a tripod, small light stands, slider and some other misc. stuff and keep it right under 50. A VERY solid case, nothing is going to get dinged when it's in this thing. Length is also fine for the airlines, though I've found sometime it's delivered to oversize luggage.

Q: 2. Could you fit 2 tripods in this case measuring roughly 35" x 8" each?

A: Interior Dimensions 36.4 x 10.6 x 9.6" , if they meat this dimensions

Q: 3. Could this case hold a Manfrotto 525MVB and 3 or 4 light stands?

A: I don't believe so - unless those light stands were very small. Even then it would be tight.

Q: 4. Is there a version of the case that houses the 12-25mm instead of the 14-30?

A: No, there isn't an option currently listed from DZOFilm on a hard case like the DZOFilm Empty Hard Case for Pictor Zoom Lenses (3-Lens) that can house the DZOFilm Pictor 12-25mm T2.8 Super35 Parfocal Zoom Lens (PL/EF, Black).

Q: 5. Does it provide attachments for a shoulder strap?

A: Mine did not.

Q: 6. Can you send a photo of the interior of the lens case or describe better then what is on web site 3 pictures of hard case empty but none of interior lens case

A: As this is a kit we did not included all the photos. But I have attached a link to each case separately and those would have more photos including the interior. https://bhpho.to/30rpsod https://bhpho.to/33o5Wej

Q: 7. Is the foam removable? (considering that the foamed version is frequently less expensive the empty version.)

A: You can remove the foam.

Q: 8. Can I padlock this case. I cannot tell from the pictures if there are secure holes for a padlock ?

A: Yes, you can. It's hard to see, but if you look at the second photo (https://bit.ly/3lPHUPY), right by the latch, you can see a hole meant for locks to go through.

Q: 9. Curious whether this case will work with the now discontinued Sachtler System Cine DSLR SL MCF tripod (http://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/766931-REG/Sachtler_0355_System_Cine_DSLR_SL.html)

A: Yes, this HPRC case will fit the Sachtler System Cine DSLR SL MCF tripod.

Q: 10. About how many tripods /light stands can you fit in the case?

A: Specifically it would depend on the dimension of the gear in question. Generally however, it could hold 1-3 tripods/lightstands.