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Three great Pelican cases: 1510, 1720, 350
beingzoe 2008-05-31 23:05:51 UTC

This promotional video from Pelican describes the great features of the Pelican 1510, 1720, and 350 cases.

1510 FAA approved carry-on case

• New double throw latch design withstands up to 400 lbs of pressure but still open with a light pull
• Pressure equalization valve maintains pressure and keeps moisture out
• Reinforced TSA lock holes prevent locks from being cut off
• FAA approved for carry-on
• Taking the case, and your valuables on board, protects your expensive items
• Telescoping locking handle
• Polyurethane wheels for a smooth ride
• Two overmolded rubber handle for comfortable ergonomic grip while carrying
• Like most Pelican cases has the optional name plate service and foam or padded dividers

Learn more and buy the Pelican 1510 in our catalog

350 large transport case

• Large case ideal for equipment and trucking
• Two large overmolded handles for two handed grip for those heavy loads
• Optional removable casters with two strap for easy movement
• Stackable cleats that fit the various sizes of oversize transport cases in a single stack, such as the 340 and 370

Learn more and buy the Pelican 350 in our catalog

Also see the newly added and huge Pelican case 1730, with extra deep stackable cleats for easy safe transport. Note: this case is more similar to the 340, 350, 370 in use and functionaly than the new 1720 listed below, and someday we will ask Pelican how they decide to number their cases.

1720 Weapons case

• Designed especially with law enforcement in mind
• Large enough to store and transport an M16 but small enough to fit in the trunk of a police patrol cruiser
• Accomodates many different rifles and weapons with scope and accessories
• Perfect for the sports and hunting enthusiast as well.
• Sized to fit between the 1700 and 1750 Pelican weapons cases.
• Available in Olive drab green and black.

Learn more and buy the Pelican 1720 in our catalog

For more Pelican information and resources see our Pelican case resource library