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Made in LA Los Angeles, CA
Built for the kit Accessories, AKS, transport state
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Equipment Protection Guide

Sony BVM-HX310 Cases

The BVM-HX310 is the reference against which pictures get graded — a 31-inch 4K TRIMASTER HX master monitor that has no business traveling in anything soft. Here is how it moves safely, with 4 builds we already cut foam for.

  • 31-inch 4K TRIMASTER HX
  • Master-monitor duty
  • 4 case builds
  • Wheeled options

About this equipment

The Sony BVM-HX310 sits at the top of the reference chain: a 31-inch 4K TRIMASTER HX master monitor that grading suites and high-end DIT carts treat as the picture of record. Monitors in this class were designed to live in suites — but production keeps pulling them onto stages and location carts, which means a five-figure panel rides in trucks it was never meant to meet.

At 31 inches, a cased HX310 is unambiguously a wheeled load. Our builds carry the panel face-down to clean foam with full-area support, power and cabling in separate cavities, in wheeled shells that roll through docks and elevators without the panel ever taking a load path. One rule keeps these monitors alive: on the cart or in the case.

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 shock — and on a master monitor the failure is calibration-grade uniformity loss you discover in front of a colorist. The case exists so that conversation never happens.

Why the case rolls

Panel, shell, and foam at this size is a two-hand, wheels-down load. A case that is hard to move gets skipped for the fifty-foot carry — which is exactly the move that kills panels. Wheels make the safe path the easy path.

Suites travel now

Remote grading and on-set finishing mean master monitors move between facilities in ways they never used to. A monitor that visits three buildings a month needs transport engineered like the instrument it is.

Where to buy the equipment

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Frequently asked questions

Do these cases fit the HX310 with its stand or yoke?

Stands and yokes get their own cavities — nothing rides attached to the panel. Tell us your mounting hardware and the layout includes it.

Can you build for other BVM or PVM monitors?

Yes — the family builds below cover PVM and BVM models we already cut, and any Sony production monitor can be quoted. The foam is engineered per panel, never a generic well.

How long does an in-catalog HX310 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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