SKU: GC88-PE 1150DT

Pelican 1150 Case with Foam (Desert Tan)

Pelican 1150 Case with Foam (Desert Tan)

Sensitive equipment needs protection, and since 1976 the answer has been the Pelican‚Ñ¢ Protector Case. These cases are designed rugged, and travel the harshest environments on earth. Against the extreme cold of the artic or the heat of battle, Pelican cases have survived.

Made in the USA, these tough cases are designed with an automatic purge valve, that equalizes air pressure, a watertight silicone O-ring lid, over-molded rubber handles and stainless steel hardware.

  • Watertight, crushproof, and dustproof
  • Automatic Pressure Equalization Valve - balances interior pressure, keeps water out
  • Easy open Double Throw latches
  • Lifetime Guarantee of Excellence
  • O-ring seal
  • Open cell core with solid wall design - strong, light weight
  • Pick N Pluck‚Ñ¢ with convoluted lid foam
  • Stainless steel hardware

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