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Style: 1495 Laptop Case
Pattern Name: Laptop Case
Features
- PREMIUM LAPTOP HARD CASE: Compatible with 17 inch laptops, MacBook Air, and select MacBook Pro models
- FEATURES: Watertight, crushproof, dustproof hard case design, customizable Pick N Pluck foam and convoluted lid foam. Includes 3 dial combination lock, padded shoulder strap, rubber over-mold handle, and O-Ring seal and pressure equalization valve
- DIMENSIONS (LxWxH Inches): Exterior 21.62 x 17.25 x 4.87 | Interior 18.87 x 13.12 x 3.81 - Weight 8.37 lbs
- MADE IN USA: Trusted protection in use by the military, divers, first responders (fire, police, EMT) since 1976
- Fits up to 17" laptopF
- Watertight, crushproof, and dust proof
- Fold down over molded handle
- Automatic Pressure Equalization Valve
Description
The Protector Case is designed rugged, and to travel the harshest environments on earth. Against the extreme cold of the arctic or the heat of battle, Pelican cases have survived. Made in the USA.
Brand: Pelican
Product Dimensions: 21.62"L x 17.25"W x 4.87"H
Material: Blend
Color: Black
Style: 1495 Laptop Case
Item Weight: 8.5 Pounds
Closure Type: Zipper
Pattern: Laptop Case
Strap Type: Shoulder
Capacity: 89.6 Liters
Handle Type: Web Handle
Wheel Type: In line skate
Shell Type: Hard
UPC: 100177241005 019428058487 096727670459
Global Trade Identification Number: 87
Manufacturer: Pelican Products
Standing screen display size: 17 Inches
Series: 1495-000-110
Item model number: 1495-000-110
Item Weight: 8.5 pounds
Product Dimensions: 21.62 x 4.87 x 17.25 inches
Item Dimensions LxWxH: 21.62 x 4.87 x 17.25 inches
Department: Unisex-Adult
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No
Date First Available: September 1, 2004
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Pattern Name: Tablet Case
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