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Peli Products UK unveils 1505 Air Case

Peli Products UK Ltd has launched an innovative new Air Case - the 1505 - to add to this range of lighter weight protective cases, which is the the first Peli case to feature an integrated panel mounting system in both the lid and the base.



Image courtesy Peli Products UK


This panel mount offers the capability to engineer electronics and instrumentation panels directly into the case, creating a full equipment protection system. The 1505 is a versatile, shallow attaché-style case with plenty of practical and useful features.

As with all Peli Air cases, the 1505 is constructed from super-light proprietary HPX² polymer. This ensures the case is lighter in weight but still exceptionally durable.



Ideal for a wide range of industries, the 1505 model has MIL-SPEC certification for defence and security applications. It is waterproof (to IP67), crushproof and dustproof. Press and pull latches ensure the case is easy to open but closes securely and the automatic pressure equalisation valve balances the air pressure after changes in altitude.

This stylish new case is available empty, with foam or with Trekpak insert. It has a shallow shape (internal dimensions are: 465 x 337 x 139 mm) ideal protection for a drone as well as electronics and is perfect for professionals needing portability and reliability.

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