Wheeled flight case for the ARRI Signature Zoom 65-300mm T2.8 — the heavy long zoom in ARRI's Signature range — paired with the 1.7x extender that brings the upper end out to 510mm. The 65-300 is a heavy long lens that needs a wheeled case for cart-to-truck transit and the foam is built to ship the lens with its rear support bracket attached.Interior is CNC-cut HDPE foam contoured to the 65-300 barrel with a deep front-element pocket, rebate cuts for the rear support bracket so the lens can travel built up, a dedicated pocket for the 1.7x extender with rear-element protection, and an LPL rear-cap pocket. Lid foam is convoluted with a velour-faced contact layer protecting the focus, zoom, and iris ring markings. Shell is ATA-300 ply over aluminum extrusion with 4-inch industrial casters and a pull-handle.Built at 11555 Cantara Street, North Hollywood. For a Signature Zoom 16-32 or 24-75 case, or a different extender/teleconverter build, call 818-767-3030.
Specifications
- SKU:
- 3975-65-300-W
- Weight:
- 23.00 LBS
- Shipping:
- Calculated at Checkout
- Gear:
- Cinema Lens
- Fits Manufacturer:
- ARRI
- Fits Series:
- Signature Zoom
- Fits Gear:
- Fits ARRI Signature Zoom
- Lens Count:
- 5
- Protection Rating:
- ATA 300 Category 1
- Case Construction:
- ATA 300 Case
- Focal Length:
- 65-300mm
- Wheels / Handle:
- Yes
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