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Nanuk Protective 935 Case with Padded Dividers (Graphite)

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Nanuk Protective 935 Case with Padded Dividers (Graphite)Holds DSLR, 4 Lenses, Flash Padded Divider Insert Waterproof, Crushproof & Lightweight Powerclaw Latching System Automatic Pressure Release Valve Molded In Bezel System Integrated Lid Stay For Easy Access Stackable with Same Size Cases Padlock Able & Dustproof Retractable Pull Handle & Wheels The graphite, waterproof Protective 935 Case with Padded Dividers from Nanuk is a crushproof hard case made from lightweight NK 7 resin that protects and stores

  • Holds DSLR, 4 Lenses, Flash
  • Padded Divider Insert
  • Waterproof, Crushproof & Lightweight
  • Powerclaw Latching System
  • Automatic Pressure Release Valve
  • Molded-In Bezel System
  • Integrated Lid Stay For Easy Access
  • Stackable with Same-Size Cases
  • Padlock-Able & Dustproof
  • Retractable Pull Handle & Wheels

The graphite, waterproof Protective 935 Case with Padded Dividers from Nanuk is a crushproof hard case made from lightweight NK-7 resin that protects and stores sensitive gear such as your DSLR with an attached lens, three additional lenses, and a flash between ten padded, touch-fastened dividers inside a Padded Divider Insert. Alternatively, an optional Multi-Layered Cubed Foam Insert can replace the padded dividers and is available with pre-scored squares, which can be individually removed to accommodate the shape of your gear.

The dustproof case secures with the Powerclaw latching system. The system includes a patented Powerclaw latch that uses compressive force to tightly clamp the case shut and an integrated slide lock to prevent the case from opening during transport, or when dropped. For additional security, there are hasps for adding optional 900-LOCK Padlocks or a tie lock when traveling.

The case features stainless steel hardware, and can be carried using a retractable pull handle and wheels from the side or a spring loaded handle from the top. For additional comfort in transporting the case, an optional stretchable neoprene shoulder strap can be easily attached without extra hardware.

Automatic pressure valve guards against the vacuum caused by changes in altitude and geographic location that tends to seal watertight cases shut
Pressure valve equalizes atmospheric pressure using micro vents, which allow air to pass through, but prevent water from getting inside
Waterproof, custom-fit gasket, or seal, is made from high-quality EPDM rubber and resists deformation and fatigue
NK-7 resin is UV resistant to protect against discoloration and material degradation
Molded-in bezel system includes detailing on the lower portion of the case for installing a panel kit without using a secondary bracket or drilling holes in the side of the case
Bezel system accommodates an optional Waterproof Case Panel Kit or mounted electronic, measurement or test equipment to use case as independent mobile test or control unit
Integrated lid stay prevents lid from closing while you access your gear
Grooves on the front interlock with built-in feet at the base when stacking multiple cases of the same size, which saves space for transport
UPC: 666365010971
Material Lightweight NK-7 resin, stainless steel hardware, polyurethane wheels
Type of Closure Powerclaw latching system, optional padlocks
Exterior Dimensions 22 x 14 x 9" / 55.9 x 35.6 x 22.9 cm
Interior Dimensions 20.5 x 11.3 x 7.5" / 52.1 x 28.7 x 19.1 cm
Carrying/Transport Options Retractable pull handle with wheels, spring loaded handle
Lid Depth 2.1" / 5.3 cm
Base Depth 5.4" / 13.7 cm
Maximum Buoyancy 58 lb / 26.4 kg
Temperature Range -20 to 140?F / -29 to 60?C
Weight 11.6 lb / 5.2 kg
Packaging Info
Package Weight 15.85 lb
Box Dimensions (LxWxH) 22.7 x 14.3 x 9.5"
In the Box
Nanuk Protective 935 Case with Padded Dividers (Graphite)
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