A rubber seal in the lid keeps water out.

With an impact-resistant shell and foam-padded interior, these cases will protect your equipment for years to come.

Style C cases are sized to fit tablets.

If you plan to fly with your case, choose style F or G. Both are airtight but have an automatic pressure relief valve. You’ll be able to open the lid even once you’ve changed altitudes.

Cubed and layered foam allow you to customize the padding for a snug fit. Cases rated IP67 have dust- and watertight lids. Even with continuous airflow, no dust or solid particulates will enter. In addition, these cases will keep water out for at least 30 minutes when under 1 meter of water. If the cases also meet MIL-C-4150J, they can be submerged 2” under water for 1 hour. Cases that meet MIL-STD-810F passed a series of rigorous military performance tests that assess their quality and durability under the toughest conditions. They resist extreme temperatures, vibration, impact, UV, dust, water, and corrosion.

Style A has padded dividers to protect contents from damage. It has a watertight lid and is rated IP67.

Cases rated IP67 have watertight lids.

Cases with cubed foam have foam cubes that you can remove to create a snug fit around equipment.

Cases rated IP67 have watertight lids.

Store and protect 3D printer filaments, optical equipment, and other sensitive material in a humidity-controlled environment. Also known as dry boxes and desiccator cabinets, these cabinets prevent moisture-sensitive 3D printer filaments, such as nylon, ABS, and polycarbonate, from becoming brittle, discolored, or broken. They also keep sensitive electrical and optical equipment, such as microscopes and lenses, free from mold and fungus. Their moisture-absorbing desiccants recharge automatically, so you don't have to remember to charge them yourself or worry about the humidity rising unintentionally.

Standard cabinets are sized to store small equipment, such as flasks and lenses, as well as small filament spools. The desiccants recharge every 20 minutes to keep relative humidity below 30%. Although you cannot set the humidity to a specific level, a humidity meter on the door lets you check the reading.

Designed with 3D printing in mind, cabinets with filament feed ports are large enough to hold up to six 12"-dia. filament spools. They also have four filament feed ports, so you can keep filament dry while still feeding a printer, ensuring the filament doesn't go bad in the middle of a longer job. These cabinets can lower relative humidity to less than 5%; set and monitor the level using the digital display.

Protect material from moisture by storing them in these desiccators. Create a vacuum using the tube connection.

You need both the desiccator and the cartridge, each sold separately. The cartridge has indicating desiccant that turns from blue to pink when maximum absorption is reached.

Protect batteries from dirt, debris, and water.