The TransPac™ Single Kit Case features a single “uni-molded” wheel assembly (vs. separate molded corner pieces). These wheel assemblies have improved tolerances on the wheel wells for added durability and strength. When cases are loaded down with equipment and the wheels are under a lot of stress, the uni-molded design keeps wheels in perfect alignment while bearing maximum loads. Replaceable, non-marking inline skate wheels are mounted with stainless steel axles.
All TransPac™ wheeled cases have also been fitted with the best high-impact polymer molded handles to provide dependable lifting and towing.
Airline transport rating:As is the industry standard for these types of cases, TransPacs are not ATA (Air Transport Association) rated. However, use for air travel is acceptable with common and prudent packing practices.
Warranty: 5 Years
Dimensions:
External: 36 x 13 x 10″
Internal: 34.5 x 12 x 9″
Weight:
18.0 lbs
600-denier proprietary DuraCloth & rigid wall of lightweight corrugated polymer
Double-stitched taped seams
Bolt and locking nut through-wall hardware assembly
Corners and rails are made of high-impact shock-absorbing lightweight polymer
Can be wheeled or carried
Non-scuff clear urethane inline skate wheels
Large #10 coil zippers with high visibility red pull-tabs
Six adjustable polymer reinforced Velcro® dividers
Fleece lining for extra protection
Customizable inserts for configuring bag compartments as needed
Additional information
Weight
3 lbs
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March 20, 2012
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