ROADINGER Flight Case for 4 TMH-X4s with Casters

ROADINGER Flight Case 4x TMH-X4 with Casters – Sturdy Transport Case for Moving Heads

The ROADINGER Flight Case 4x TMH-X4 with Casters is the ideal solution for the safe transport and storage of up to four moving heads. With its sturdy construction, padded interior, and practical swivel casters, this case is perfect for professional use in the event industry, touring, and rental.

The flight case features four separate equipment compartments as well as an additional accessory compartment for cables and other equipment. Its robust construction reliably protects your equipment from impacts and damage during transport.

Optimal protection for your lighting equipment

The interior is fully lined with foam to securely hold the equipment in place during transport. The lid is also padded to ensure maximum protection.

Sturdy construction for professional use

The case is made of multi-layer glued plywood and features a sturdy 30 mm aluminum profile frame with rounded corners. This construction ensures high load-bearing capacity and a long service life.

Convenient transport

Four swivel casters—two of which have locking brakes—enable easy and safe transport. The chrome-plated folding handles further ensure comfortable handling.

Features:

• Flight case for 4 × TMH-X4 moving heads
• Chest-style case with swivel casters
• 4 equipment compartments
• 1 accessory compartment
• Interior with foam padding
• Lid with foam padding
• 30 mm aluminum profile frame with rounded corners
• 4 chrome-plated folding handles
• 2 chrome-plated locking hinges
• 2 high-quality butterfly locks
• 4 swivel casters, 2 of which have locking brakes
• Material: Plywood, multi-layer glued
• Color: Black, laminated
• Maximum load: 100 kg
• Interior dimensions: 74 × 47 × 40 cm
• Equipment compartment: 32 × 23 × 40 cm
• Accessory compartment: 8 × 47 × 24 cm
• External dimensions: 80 × 53 × 55 cm
• Weight: 21.50 kg

Specs:

• Made in Germany: No
• Material: Wood
• Type: Case
• Theme: Cases, Bags, Racks

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