The large Max630 is the latest in Panaro’s watertight Max Cases line, designed to deliver greater protection and optimal capacity in demanding environments.
It is IP67-rated, so it’s waterproof, with dustproof sealing, and remains watertight even when temporarily submerged, offering full protection from external agents and meeting various international standards that confirm it can cope with extreme operating conditions.
The interior is fully customisable, and there are a range of interior options, including cubed foam, to shape compartments as needed, or custom foam inlays designed to meet specific requirements.
It has two rugged wheels and a telescopic handle for easy handling on rough terrains, plus double padlock holes and internal fixing to provide for extra security and multiple configurations. It’s also stackable, for modular storage and logistics handling.
Internally, it measures 630x335x335mm, giving a volume of 68l, with an empty weight of 7.2kg. It is made from high-strength polypropylene with nylon latches, polymer O-rings and steel wheels.
Stand Number: 11.C45
Company: Panaro
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