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ATA 300 Category I Flight-rated construction
Made in LA Los Angeles, CA
Built for the kit Accessories, AKS, transport state
Rental-house fleet Standardized, re-orderable, engraved
Trusted 100+ Years Protecting gear for generations

Monitor Cases

Professional Monitor Cases

Custom protective cases for production monitors, reference displays, director’s monitors, broadcast displays and professional video-monitoring systems. Foam cut on our own CNC in North Hollywood, California, around your exact display and the accessories that travel with it.

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152 monitor builds on the shelf · 44 molded · 108 fabricated ATA

Two ways we protect a monitor

Almost every monitor case we build is one of these two. Pick the construction first — it decides weight, water protection, size limits and cost.

Injection Molded

Injection-Molded Monitor Cases

Pelican, Pelican Storm, Pelican Air and SKB shells with custom CNC-cut foam engineered around your monitor and accessories.

  • Lighter than a fabricated case of similar capacity
  • IP67 shells available (Pelican Protector and Storm)
  • Compact transport, carry-on configurations
  • Replaceable standardized shell — a catalog part
  • CNC-cut custom foam, saved and re-cuttable
  • Best for field production and smaller-to-medium packages

44 builds

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Fabricated ATA

Fabricated ATA Monitor Cases

ATA-style flight cases we build from scratch around larger displays, complex packages, rolling systems and demanding production environments.

  • Custom exterior dimensions — sized to your cart or truck
  • No practical upper size limit
  • Dual and multi-monitor configurations
  • Custom accessory compartments, yokes and stands attached
  • Casters, tow handles, recessed hardware, custom handles
  • Field-serviceable — hardware replaced individually
  • Fleet standardization and heavy freight protection

108 builds

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Injection molded vs. fabricated ATA

The honest version. Neither is better — they solve different transport problems.

Comparison of injection-molded and fabricated ATA monitor case construction
  Injection Molded Fabricated ATA
Water protection IP67 on Pelican Protector and Storm shells Weather-resistant; gasketed on request
Weight Lighter for the same capacity Heavier — built for abuse, not for lifting
Custom exterior dimensions No — you take the shell’s dimensions Yes — sized to your equipment and your truck
Large-monitor capability Practical to roughly 24″ No practical upper limit
Dual-monitor capability Only for small displays Routine — separated and individually supported
Carry-on potential Yes on carry-on sized shells Rarely — these are checked or freighted
Accessory storage CNC-cut wells inside the shell’s volume Dedicated compartments, sized to the accessories
Caster options Only where the shell offers wheels Yes — specified to the loaded weight
Hardware customization Limited to the shell’s hardware Recessed latches, custom handles, your choice
Field repairability Replace the whole shell — it’s a catalog part Replace the damaged part — latch, handle, caster, corner
Fleet applications Excellent — identical shells, saved foam program Excellent — built to a drawing we keep on file
Freight shipping Fine, but not what it’s optimized for This is the design brief
Airline transport Strongest option Checked baggage or freight
Typical application Field monitors, director’s monitors, small reference displays, travel packages Large reference displays, dual-monitor rigs, video village, rental fleets, freight
Injection Molded

Best for portability, waterproof protection, standardized shells and compact builds.

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Fabricated ATA

Best for larger monitors, custom dimensions, rolling systems, fleets and demanding freight environments.

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Not sure which construction is right for your monitor?

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Size is the single best predictor of which construction you need.

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Cases already built and on file for these manufacturers.

SmallHD62 cases Sony32 cases Flanders Scientific15 cases Panasonic10 cases TVLogic6 cases Apple6 cases Atomos5 cases JVC2 cases DJI2 cases Sharp2 cases

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Every monitor build we have on file. Filter it down, or use the search and facets further down the page.

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Configuration

Don’t see your exact setup?

Tell us your monitor, your accessories and your travel requirements. We can modify an existing design or engineer a custom protective system — that is the normal job here, not the exception.

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Need multiple cases?

Standardize your monitor fleet

Rental houses, studios, production companies, broadcasters and integrators run the same monitor across dozens of packages. We keep the foam layout on file so every reorder is identical: repeatable CNC programs, consistent hardware, replacement foam cut to the original drawing, and volume quoting against a configuration you already approved.

  • Repeatable foam layouts held on file
  • Replacement foam re-cut to the same program
  • Consistent hardware and finishes across the fleet
  • Multi-unit quoting and straightforward reorders
On-Set Monitor Cases Guide

A 7" director's monitor and a 24" reference monitor are not the same problem. The first survives on a tripod with a padded sleeve; the second needs a transport case engineered around the panel face, the yoke, the cabling, and the recurring trauma of being loaded into a van every shoot day.

Innerspace builds monitor transport cases for the working on-set monitor lineup: SmallHD Cine 13, Cine 24, Ultra 17, OLED 22, and the 502/503 series; Flanders Scientific DM-220, DM-240, XM310K, and the CM/XMP color-critical monitors; Sony BVM-HX310, PVM-X series, and PVM legacy monitors; TVLogic LVM-242W and LQM-241W; Panasonic BT-LH series broadcast monitors; Atomos Sumo, Shogun, Ninja; plus Apple Pro Display XDR and Eizo color-grading displays for finishing rooms.

Build choices that actually matter for monitor cases: face-up vs face-down orientation (face-up isolates the panel surface from any foam contact), yoke-attached vs yoke-removed packing, accessory wells for hoods and sun shades, and cable management compartments deep enough for hardline SDI, BNCs, and power blocks. Innerspace builds all of these as standard custom configurations, and reference-monitor cases get vented hard-shell construction with the dimensions calculated for your exact bezel.

For director's monitors and 1U rack-format video monitors, Pelican 1510, 1535, and 1560 carry-on cases get fitted with foam interiors that hold the panel, hood, sun shade, mounting plate, and battery cables in one travel pack-out. For studio reference monitors and color-critical 24"+ displays, the configurations move to Pelican 1620 / 1650 / 1690, Storm IM2950, or Innerspace ATA 300 builds with rolling wheels and tow handles.

Multi-monitor configurations — pairs of director's monitors with HME comms, twin-monitor cart pack-outs, or 4-up monitor walls — are routine custom builds. Request a configuration.

How To Shop

Use this page like a case finder, not a generic grid.

Start with the product type if your fit is already known. Use filters when you are narrowing by shell, size, or use case. If the build is unusual, overloaded, or timing-sensitive, move into the custom path before forcing a guess.

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Best when the exact equipment package is already understood and you need a faster route to purchase.

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Start a custom project when the kit, accessories, or shipping demands fall outside a standard fit.

Popular Equipment Platforms Served
ARRI Alexa 35 Alexa Mini LF Alexa Mini Sony VENICE Sony FX9 RED V-Raptor Cooke S4/i Atlas Orion Zeiss Supreme Angenieux EZ Teradek Bolt Pelican & Stock
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