Fly Rack Road Case - 24x30 - 4RU/6RU/6RU - In Stock

Design: Removable front and rear lids. Accommodates one 4RU and two 6RU Aluminum Gen 2.0 Fly Racks. Sized to fit Circle Three Designs Fly Racks only. These racks can be removed and placed into Pelican Air 1637 cases for fly-dates. These cases are 30" deep with ports in the divider behind the fly racks and do not require cables to pass out the back of the case.
Handles: Recessed handles are used on all of our cases.
Latches: Recessed latches are used on all of our cases.
Corners: Ball corners are used on these cases in order to take the brunt of the abuse and protect the actual case.
Casters: Four 4" casters each rated at 450 pounds. All cases come with a full length 3/4" Baltic Birch caster pallet.
Foam: Minimum 1" black polyethylene foam is used in all cavities.
Foam Floaters: Foam floater in each cavity. A foam floater is a piece of Finnish Birch plywood (with a black phenolic resin exterior) that sits on top of the foam. The fly rack sits on the foam floater, preventing the fly rack's feet from sinking into the foam and helping to evenly distribute the weight of the fly rack. This also helps with sliding the fly rack in and out of the cavity.
Dividers: Dividers are made out of 1/2" Finnish Birch plywood with black phenolic resin and capped off with aluminum U-channel.

Material: 3/8" or 1/2" Finnish Birch plywood with black phenolic resin. This 100% Finnish Birch plywood is made precisely to our specifications. The exterior phenolic resin has a “circle grip” pattern compared to the typical “haircell” pattern found on ABS. Unlike ABS, the phenolic resin will never delaminate.
Extrusions: Double angle extrusion is used to join the panels of the case together. It has a channel that the Finnish Birch plywood lives in. This is superior to single angle extrusion, which is simply a piece of right angle aluminum that covers the corner. Double angle extrusion makes for a better, stronger and more durable case. Tongue and groove extrusion is used around the edge of the case where the lid meets the body.
Rivets: All of the rivets are backed by steel washers. Without washers, the rivets will eventually loosen and the case can fall apart.
Welding: The tongue and groove extrusions are welded at key joints in order to significantly strengthen the case. This helps to keep lids closing easily despite years of abuse on the road.
CNC / CAD: Every case starts off life as a detailed CAD model before it hits the manufacturing floor. Panels are precisely machined using state of the art CNC technology, affording us the ability to consistently provide uniformity and repeatability. Aluminum extrusion lengths are calculated using CAD modeling systems to ensure a proper fit, and are cut using digital technology.

• Label Dish: 1 recessed label dish (perfect for dry erase PAL labels).
• Casters: Four 4" casters each rated at 450 pounds (2 locking).