Fiberglass Mat Thermoplastic Composite Rackmount Case

CPI SatCom Glass Mat Thermoplastic (GMT) Composite Rackmount Transit case with  removable rack frame and 10/32 threaded steel nutbars. Lightweight and compact, this case features: GMT composite body with stackable design, 3" removable lids, (8) multi-axis shock isolators, black oxide stainless steel handles and latches, automatic pressure relief valve, molded-in stacking features, molded tongue-in-groove gasketed parting line, and molded-in color.

Optimal sway space and highly advanced elastomeric mounts provide unsurpassed shock and vibration protection for 40 - 80G.  20", 24", 30" depth racks utilize (8) State-of-the-Art elastomeric shock isolators - 30" depth racks utilize (12).  Meets or exceeds ATA 300 Category 1 and MIL-STD 810G specifications. Temperature range -20F to +185F. Proudly Made in the U.S.A.

Colors: Black, Desert Tan, or Olive Drab Green.

IMPORTANT:
- All Composite Case Shells have a temperature range (min / max) of -65 / 185 degrees F (-54 / 85 degrees C).
- Rackmount Cases comply to MIL-STD-810G requirements.

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The staff and owners at Cases2Go are Packaging Experts; we don't sell cameras, coolers, laptops and everything else imaginable. We are focused on one thing - the safe transportation of our customer's goods. With over 3 decades of experience, our portfolio includes thousands of standard and custom configured cases delivered to military and commercial customers worldwide.

We love speaking with our customers! Let us assist you in choosing the case that best fits its intended use. We understand transportation and its requirements; we speak ATA-300, CFR 49, UN/IATA, MIL-STD-810. We are familiar with cushioning curves, drop, shock & vibration requirements & testing, dangerous goods packaging, EMI shielding, corrosion & humidity control.

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