A 19-inch container that absorbs shock and vibration, protecting the internal contents.
Today, the U.S. military's military equipment requires "rapid deployment." This is why Warrior Cases are utilized by defense industries around the world to store the tactical systems of U.S. military units and government agencies deployed globally. Similar demands for mobility, protective performance, and flexibility in the field are expressed by the broadcasting industry, field engineers, oceanographers, geologists, emergency response agencies, and telecommunications companies. Warrior Cases comply with ATA300 (Air Transport Association) Category 1, facilitating air transport.
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basic information
● 19-inch rack mount container built by ZERO Corporation. ● Structure that mitigates shock and vibration, protecting the contents inside. ● Standard is drip-proof. (Waterproof structure available as a special specification) ● Complies with EIA standards with an effective height of 4U to 14U. ● Exterior made of polyethylene, providing high protection performance. ● Exterior color can be selected from 11 colors. ● A wide variety of options available.
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Applications/Examples of results
●Transportable and vehicle-mounted broadcasting video/information communication systems ●Other electronic application systems
Detailed information
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19-inch mount Designed and developed to easily accommodate and access EIA-standard 19-inch equipment and devices while providing complete protection.
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You can assemble the machine into the case in a operable state and transport it.
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We can accommodate all requests regarding 19-inch racks for electronic equipment, enclosures (boxes), trunk cases, and special specifications, so please feel free to consult with us.
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