A two-position transport case for the long end of the Leica Summilux-C set — the 135mm and 180mm in PL mount. The Summilux-Cs are some of the most desirable primes on a feature: small, light, and exceptionally fast across the range. The long-end pair has slightly longer barrels than the wide-and-mid set, so each well is CNC-cut to its specific lens with a deeper pocket that preserves PL rear-cap clearance and prevents rear-element contact during transit.Pelican Protector or Storm-class shell with retractable handle, two-wheel cart roll, automatic pressure-equalization valve, recessed dish latches, and stainless hardware. Bottom layer can be cut for the PL-to-LPL adapter, witness-mark cards, lens donuts, or a backup eyepiece. CNC-engraved foam labels for clear focal-length identification.Designed and built at our Cantara Street workshop in North Hollywood, California. Call 818-767-3030 to spec the Summilux-C long-end case.
Specifications
- SKU:
- 3506-135-180
- Availability:
- Ships in 14-21 Business Days
- Weight:
- 12.00 LBS
- Shipping:
- Calculated at Checkout
- Gear:
- Cinema Lens
- Fits Manufacturer:
- Leitz
- Fits Series:
- Summilux-C
- Fits Gear:
- Fits Leica Summilux-C
- Lens Count:
- 12
- Focal Length:
- 135mm
- Case Construction:
- ATA 300 Case
- Protection Rating:
- ATA 300 Category 1
- Wheels / Handle:
- No
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