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ATA 300 Category I Flight-rated construction
Made in LA Los Angeles, CA
Built for the kit Accessories, AKS, transport state
Rental-house fleet Standardized, re-orderable, engraved
Trusted 100+ Years Protecting gear for generations

Equipment Protection Guide

Flanders Scientific XMP270 Cases

A 26.5-inch UHD HDR master monitor is the most expensive sheet of glass on the truck, and it moves between carts and suites constantly. The XMP270 is our most-cased FSI panel — 7 builds, including wheeled and dual-monitor layouts.

  • 26.5-inch UHD HDR
  • 7 case builds
  • Wheeled options
  • Dual-monitor build
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About this equipment

The Flanders Scientific XMP270 is a 26.5-inch UHD HDR reference monitor — the class of display DITs and colorists judge the image on, which is why it travels more than a mastering monitor ever should. Seven of our builds are cut for it, more than any other FSI panel in the catalog, most in Pelican 1650-class shells and several with wheels, because a cased 27-inch master monitor is a rolling load.

Reference panels fail invisibly: face pressure and corner shocks show up as uniformity problems and dead zones, not cracks, and the discovery happens in front of a client. Every XMP270 layout carries the panel face-down to clean foam with the full display area supported, and accessories — hoods, power, cabling — in their own cavities where nothing hard shares space with glass.

Choose protection by workflow

Level 1Essential

Occasional moves, vehicle transport: foam inserts and padded protection in a case you own.

Level 2Owner / Operator

Travel and carry-on workflows: compact hard-shell builds sized to airline limits.

Level 3Rental House

Constant shipping: ATA shells, modular replaceable foam, fleet-matched layouts.

Level 4Pro Series Custom

Purpose-built around your exact package and workflow.

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Cases built for this equipment

Transport knowledge

What actually breaks

Face pressure and corner impacts, with damage that reads as uniformity drift or dead zones rather than visible cracks. On a monitor whose whole job is being right, that failure mode is the expensive kind — a rigid shell with a face-to-foam cavity prevents it.

The short moves are the killers

Stage to cart, cart to suite, the fifty-foot carry at wrap — most panel damage happens on moves too short to feel worth the case. The rule that works: on its mount or in its case, no third state.

Two panels, one case

Color-critical work often travels matched pairs. The dual-XMP270 build carries two panels in one compact case with a shared accessory bay — half the trips, one count at wrap.

Where to buy the equipment

B&H Photo→Adorama→Amazon→Flanders Scientific (manufacturer)→

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Frequently asked questions

Do these cases fit the XMP270 with a hood attached?

The hood travels in its own cavity, not on the panel — attached hoods transmit exactly the loads the foam exists to prevent. Tell us your accessories and the layout includes them.

Is there a case for two XMP270s?

Yes — the dual-monitor build carries a matched pair face-to-foam. Larger monitor fleets are a quote away; matched multi-case sets are what we build best.

How long does an in-catalog XMP270 case take?

Builds shown here are made to order and typically ship in 14–21 business days. New layouts are quoted per project.

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Protecting a fleet of these?

Multi-unit and matched case sets are what we build best — one engineered layout, every case identical, re-orderable for years.

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