A dedicated transport case for an 18K HMI lamp bulb — the long, silica-envelope arc lamp used in 18,000-watt HMI fixtures like the ARRI M90, the Mole-Richardson 18K MoleHMI, and the K5600 Alpha 18. Bulb envelopes are large, fragile, and unforgiving of any direct contact during transit, so the interior is a CNC-cut foam cradle that supports the bulb at its base and at the upper electrode without ever loading the silica envelope itself. The bulb ships in its protective inner sleeve, and the case adds a second layer of shock isolation around that.Pelican Protector or oversized Storm-class shell with retractable handle, two-wheel cart roll, automatic pressure-equalization valve, recessed dish latches, and stainless hardware. Closed-cell foam doesn't shed onto the silica or the contact pins. Labelled clearly so a grip crew knows it's a fragile-lamp case from across a truck bay.Designed and CNC-cut at 11555 Cantara Street in our North Hollywood, California workshop. Call 818-767-3030 to spec the 18K bulb case.
Specifications
- External Dimensions
- 24 × 9.75 × 9.75 in
- Internal Dimensions
- 23.5 × 9.25 × 9.25 in
- Interior Volume
- 1.16 ft³
- Construction
- ATA 300 Case
- Wheels / Handle
- No
- Protection Rating
- ATA 300 Category I
Product details
- SKU:
- 6924-18
- Shipping:
- Calculated at Checkout
- Fits Manufacturer:
- ARRI
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