ROADINGER Universal Tour Case UTC-1 90cm con ruote nero portata 100 kg

Transporting delicate equipment is a constant challenge for mobile entertainers, technicians, and rental companies. The ROADINGER Universal Tour Case UTC-1 solves this by combining rugged construction with smooth mobility, ensuring your gear arrives intact and ready to perform.

Who is it for

This case is ideal for touring bands, event production crews, AV rental houses, and anyone who regularly moves heavy or fragile equipment. Its 100 kg load capacity and padded interior make it suitable for a wide range of professional gear, from lighting fixtures and amplifiers to mixing consoles and cable trunks.

Main features

• Robust 7 mm multi-layered plywood construction with black laminated finish for durability and a professional look.
• Aluminum profile frames and large steel ball corners protect against impacts during transit.
• Four swivel castors (two with locking brakes) provide effortless maneuverability and secure positioning.
• Spring-loaded butterfly handles and butterfly latches ensure comfortable carrying and secure closure.
• Foam-padded interior cushions contents and reduces vibration damage.
• Stackable design with rubber feet allows stable stacking in storage or transport.

Specifications

• Case Type: Universal Tour Case
• Construction Material: 7 mm multi-layered plywood
• Exterior Finish: Black laminated
• Edge Protection: Aluminum profile frames
• Corner Type: Large steel ball corners
• Hardware Finish: Chrome-plated
• Handles: 2 x Spring-loaded butterfly handles
• Latches: 2 x Butterfly latches
• Wheels: 4 x Swivel castors (2 with locking brakes)
• Load Capacity: 100 kg
• Internal Dimensions (L x W x H): 860 x 360 x 360 mm
• External Dimensions (L x W x H): 900 x 400 x 400 mm (without castors)
• Height with Castors: 470 mm
• Interior Lining: Foam padded
• Stackable: Yes (with rubber feet)

Tips

To maximize the lifespan of your tour case, periodically check and tighten the castor mounting bolts and lubricate the locking mechanisms. When stacking multiple cases, place the heaviest at the bottom and always engage the locking brakes on the lower case to prevent shifting.