Pelican case configured for three Iron Glass MkII rehoused cine primes — the 35mm, 58mm and 85mm focal lengths. CNC-cut foam wells are sized to the MkII Soviet-rehouse housings with rear cap on and relieved pockets at the focus and iris rings so the gear positions stay set between shoots.
The MkII is heavier than the donor Soviet glass, so the foam grip is tuned to the rehouse weight without pinching the focus throw. ATA-rated Pelican shell with recessed latches, watertight gasket, and automatic pressure-equalization valve.
Foam cut and assembled at our North Hollywood workshop. Call 818-767-3030 to spec a build that expands to a 6- or 8-lens MkII set.
Specifications
- External Dimensions
- 16.87 × 14.1 × 9.27 in
- Internal Dimensions
- 15.15 × 11.38 × 8.52 in
- Lid Depth
- 2.03 in
- Bottom Depth
- 6.49 in
- Empty Weight
- 5.24 lb
- Weight w/ Custom Foam (est.)
- 6.55 lb
- Interior Volume
- 0.85 ft³
- Construction
- Injection Molded (Pelican/Storm/SKB)
- Material
- Body: Proprietary Polypropylene Blend; Latch: ABS; O-Ring: EPDM; Purge Vent: Hi-Flow Gore-Tex 3 Micron Hydrophobic Non-Woven
- Shell / Case Model
- Pelican Air 1507
- Wheels / Handle
- No
- Max Padlock Shackle
- 0.31 in
- Protection Rating
- IP67 Waterproof
Product details
- SKU:
- 9023-36
- Shipping:
- Calculated at Checkout
- Fits Manufacturer:
- IronGlass
- Fits Series:
- Carl Zeiss Jena (Rehoused)
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