1460 Protector Tool Case

The 1460 Protector tool case is designed for organized and secure transport of tools, measuring devices, and service equipment. Its robust construction, sealing, and professional protection help safeguard contents during field work and transport.

Key Advantages

• automatic pressure equalization valve
• water, dust, and impact protection
• safer transport of sensitive equipment
• certifications: IP66

Ideal for

• organizing tools and service equipment
• field technicians and workshop use

Technical Specifications

• INTERNAL (L X W X H): 18.54" x 9.92" x 10.92" (47.1 x 25.2 x 27.7 cm)
• EXTERNAL (L X W X H): 20.85" x 12.73" x 12.75" (53 x 32.3 x 32.4 cm)
• INTERNAL VOLUME: 1.16 ft³ (0.033 m³)
• WEIGHT WITH FOAM: 13.00 lbs (5.9 kg)
• CERTIFICATIONS: IP66
• MINIMUM TEMPERATURE: -40° F (-40 ° C)
• MAXIMUM TEMPERATURE: 210° F (99 ° C)

Related Collection

This product belongs to the Peli Protector cases collection. Peli Protector cases are designed to protect sensitive equipment during transport, in the field, and in demanding industrial conditions. Related collections: Air, Storm, Micro, Laptop.

Frequently Asked Questions

Which Peli case should I choose for my equipment?
The most important factors to check are the internal dimensions, equipment weight, and how the interior is organized. If you want universal protection, start with the Protector series. If a lower weight is important to you, check out Air. If you need a robust field case with practical latches, Storm is a good choice.

What is the difference between variants without foam, with foam, with dividers, and with TrekPak?
The variant without foam is suitable when you want your own internal organization. Foam is a good choice for simple cut-out customization. Dividers are suitable for equipment you move frequently, and TrekPak is practical for professional, neat, and flexible interior organization.

Are Peli cases waterproof and dustproof?
Peli cases are known for a very high level of protection against water, dust, and impacts, but it's always a good idea to check the specifications of each model and the conditions of use for your equipment.