Hardcase B&W Cases Type 500 sort

The B&W Cases Type 500 Black is a durable hard case designed to protect equipment during transport and storage. Constructed with polypropylene shells and a polycarbonate finish, it provides dustproof and watertight protection across a wide temperature range from -40° to +80° C. The case is stackable, very sturdy, and comes with a 30-year guarantee.

Advantages

The case features an automatic air pressure compensation valve that equalizes pressure differences, a carrying handle for easy transport, a transparent name plate for quick identification and two latches for secure closure. Optional accessories include a black name plate and a carrying strap (item no. CS/500).

Suitable for

• Transporting photographic equipment and sensitive electronics
• Storage of tools and accessories in variable climates
• Use in professional fieldwork where dust and water resistance are required

Key specifications

• Brand: b&w international
• Model / MPN: 500/B
• EAN: 4031541702913
• Material: Polycarbonate shell, polypropylene case shells
• Product colour: Black
• Weight: 0.5 kg
• Temperature range: -40° to +80° C
• Features: automatic air pressure compensation valve, carrying handle, transparent name plate, 2 latches
• Protection: dustproof, watertight
• Guarantee: 30 years

How to use

Open the two latches and lift the lid using the carrying handle. Place equipment inside, ensuring items are secured to prevent movement during transport. Close both latches until they click to ensure a watertight seal. When changing altitude or pressure, allow the automatic air pressure compensation valve to equalize before opening. Use the transparent or optional black name plate to label contents for quick identification.

Recommendations

Store the case clean and dry when not in use, avoid prolonged exposure to direct sunlight to preserve materials, and check latches and the pressure compensation valve regularly for proper function. For transport comfort, consider using the optional CS/500 carrying strap when carrying heavier loads.