Pelican Products, Inc. 1460-000-110 camera case 18.54" x 9.92" x 10.92
- Hard Case
- Black
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Pelican Products, Inc.
Replacement foam set for the Pelican 1615 Air Case, supplied as four pieces
This four-piece foam set is designed as a direct replacement for the Pelican 1615 Air wheeled check-in case. It restores the interior protection for photographers and travellers who need to reorganise or refresh their case layout. The precision-cut pieces fit the specific contours of the 1615 model. Buyers with other case models cannot use this set.
The foam inserts add minimal weight while absorbing impact during transit. They produce no noise and draw no power, functioning passively within the case shell. The 16150 configuration secures camera bodies, lenses and accessories against vibration. Users requiring different compartment dimensions must cut the foam themselves.
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Remove the old foam, then press each new piece into its matching cavity until it sits flat against the walls and base.
Replace the set when pieces show permanent compression, tears, or crumbling that no longer protect your gear.
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