Gator GTOURMH350 Flight Case for Two 350-Style Moving Head Lights (Black)

Advanced Protection for 350-Style Moving Head Lights
The Gator GTOURMH350 G-Tour Flight Case is specifically designed to secure and transport two 350-style moving head lights, providing top-level protection and ease of movement for lighting professionals. Whether you’re touring, setting up for a special event, or managing a rental inventory, this case ensures your valuable lighting equipment is stored and transported safely, minimizing the risk of damage.

Robust Construction for Ultimate Durability
Crafted from 3/8" plywood, the GTOURMH350 offers a sturdy and reliable housing for your lighting gear. The case's structure is enhanced with metal ball corners and trim, adding an extra layer of protection against the harsh conditions of travel and frequent use. This durable design ensures the longevity of both the case and the valuable equipment it holds.

Customized, Protective Interior
Inside the GTOURMH350, each light is housed within its own foam-padded, fabric-lined compartment. This tailored padding not only prevents the lights from moving during transit but also cushions them against shocks and bumps that can occur on the road. The fabric lining helps to avoid scratches and other surface damages to keep your lights in pristine condition.

Convenient Portability with Secure Features
Equipped with four Penn-Elcom swivel casters, two of which lock, the GTOURMH350 allows for smooth and controlled mobility. This feature is crucial for easily moving the case across various venues and surfaces. Additionally, the removable lid with latches—two locking—provides secure closure to keep the lights safe during transport.

Ergonomic Design for Easy Handling
The GTOURMH350 is also designed with the user in mind. Recessed spring-loaded handles are strategically placed on each side of the case, making it easy for two people to carry. These handles are designed to retract when not in use, maintaining the case’s sleek profile and preventing unintended snags during loading and unloading.