NANUK
NANUK 904-1001 protective case bag
A protective case with pick-and-pluck foam, Powerclaw latches and a folding handle for secure equipment storage
- TypeGeneral Drawer Storage
- ColorBlack
- Color MappingBlack
- Lightweight NK-7 resin makes it easy to carry
- PowerClaw latching system secures the lid with two latches
- Pick-and-pluck foam insert lets you shape the interior
- Operates from -20 °F to 140 °F for extreme conditions
- Padlock-compatible closure adds security for stored items
Compact protective case
The NANUK 904-1001 is a watertight plastic case built from lightweight NK-7 resin for photographers, drone pilots and field technicians who need gear to survive rough transport. Its black shell measures 10-13/64 inches long by 7-57/64 inches wide by 4-1/2 inches high and operates from -20 to 140 degrees Fahrenheit.
Pick-and-pluck foam insert
A pre-scored foam layer lets you carve custom cavities that match each piece of equipment, eliminating the need for separate padded dividers. The two Powerclaw latches lock the lid tight and accept a padlock for added security during transit or storage.
Tool-free setup
No screws or tools are required; simply press out the foam cubes by hand to fit your kit, then snap the latches shut. The folding handle keeps the profile low for stacking, and the absence of wheels means the case slides easily into tight vehicle compartments or overhead bins.
Highlights
- Lightweight NK-7 resin makes it easy to carry
- PowerClaw latching system secures the lid with two latches
- Pick-and-pluck foam insert lets you shape the interior
- Operates from -20 °F to 140 °F for extreme conditions
- Padlock-compatible closure adds security for stored items
Specifications
| Brand | Nanuk Cases |
|---|---|
| Type | General Drawer Storage |
| Color | Black |
| Color Mapping | Black |
Questions about this item
Will the Pick and Pluck foam insert need replacing if I reconfigure the layout often?
The Pick and Pluck foam lets you remove cubes by hand; it can be rearranged many times before the foam loses grip.
What stops the case from staying watertight during long days in direct sun?
The NK-7 resin shell is rated to 140 degrees F, so prolonged heat at or above that limit can soften the seal.
How hot does the outside get when the case sits in a vehicle all afternoon?
The black resin absorbs sunlight, but the material is rated up to 140 degrees F and has no electronics to generate extra heat.
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