Detail 01
16.75" front rail to rear rail
Your deepest rack unit must fit inside this. Measure power amps and UPS units before ordering.

Independent shopping perspective
10-space rolling rack case for rack gear you move regularly. Built for hauling, at a price above basic static racks.

Strong match
Consider the trade-offs
What matters in use
Catalog numbers tell only part of the story. These are the details most likely to change how this product feels, sounds, or fits into a setup.
Detail 01
Your deepest rack unit must fit inside this. Measure power amps and UPS units before ordering.
Detail 02
Cables and connectors behind the gear get about 2.25" beyond the rear rail before the lid closes.
Detail 03
Clearance in front of the rack ears for knobs, handles and front-panel cables when the lid is on.
Detail 04
17.5" of vertical rail. Leave a space or two open for airflow if you rack hot gear.
Detail 05
Add your gear on top of that. The wheels matter here; loaded, this is not a carry-by-hand case.
Detail 06
Check your vehicle and stage footprint. It is close to a cube once wheels and handles are counted.
Final check
Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
16.75" between front and rear rails, with 19" from the front rail back to the lid. Measure your deepest piece against those numbers.
Yes, it is a roller case. That is the main reason to pick it over a static 10-space rack.
It is a rolling rack case, not a certified flight case. For air freight, look at a purpose-built ATA-rated case.
23 lbs empty. A loaded 10-space rack of amps and processors can easily triple that, so plan your lift accordingly.
Reference
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