SKB
SKB 3I-0806-3B-E Black Tool Storage 9.41"L x 7.82"W x 4.35"D
Protective plastic case measuring 9.41"L x 7.82"W x 4.35"D with dual latches and a folding handle, rated from -69 °F to 180 °F
- Protects tools in extreme cold down to -69 °F
- Withstands heat up to 180 °F without warping
- Two secure latches keep the lid tightly closed
- Compact 9.41" x 7.82" footprint fits tight spaces
- Lightweight plastic shell resists impact and corrosion
Compact Black Protective Case
The SKB 3I-0806-3B-E is a rigid plastic tool storage case measuring 9.41 in long, 7.82 in wide and 4.35 in deep. It features two secure latches, a folding handle and no wheels. The case operates reliably between -69 °F and 180 °F and is not electrostatic-discharge conductive.
For Organised Transport, Not Foam Protection
This case suits technicians and hobbyists who need a durable, latching shell to carry tools, meters or small parts in tough environments. Buyers who require a foam insert for custom cavities or ESD-safe housing for sensitive electronics should look at a different solution.
Inside Depth Decides Fit
The usable interior depth is 3 3/4 in, so any item taller than that will prevent the lid from closing. Measure your longest tool or component against this single dimension before ordering.
Highlights
- Protects tools in extreme cold down to -69 °F
- Withstands heat up to 180 °F without warping
- Two secure latches keep the lid tightly closed
- Compact 9.41" x 7.82" footprint fits tight spaces
- Lightweight plastic shell resists impact and corrosion
Specifications
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Questions about this item
How do I secure the case during transport and which latch step is often missed?
Close both latches fully until each clicks; the common miss is leaving one latch partially engaged, which breaks the seal.
What part will need replacement after repeated field use?
The two plastic latches are the wear items; they can be swapped individually when they no longer hold tight.
At what temperature does the case material hit its operating limit first?
The upper limit is 180 °F; sustained exposure above that deforms the plastic before the lower limit of -69 °F becomes relevant.
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