ATA 300 shipping case configured for a ZERO OPTIK rehoused Nikon Nikkor 200mm cine prime. The 200 is the longest prime in the ZERO OPTIK Nikon range with a substantially extended barrel and a heavier rear element seat; the foam well is dimensioned to the rehoused barrel with relief at the focus and iris ring positions, and the well depth is set for the longest 200mm variant.
The pack-out is a single-prime ship-and-bill shape - the 200 is heavy and high-value enough that one dedicated case is the standard carry. Lid foam captures the lens at the rear flange to lock it under flight pressure changes. ATA 300 Category 1 plywood + ABS laminate shell, steel ball corners, recessed butterfly latches, edge-mounted spring handles, full aluminum extrusion edging.
Designed and CNC-cut at Innerspace Cases in North Hollywood. Call 818-767-3030 to spec a paired 135 + 200 case or to add a lens-support bracket bay.
Specifications
- External Dimensions
- 13.5 × 9 × 10.25 in
- Internal Dimensions
- 13 × 8.5 × 9.75 in
- Interior Volume
- 0.62 ft³
- Construction
- ATA 300 Case
- Wheels / Handle
- No
- Protection Rating
- ATA 300 Category I
Product details
- SKU:
- 3719-200
- Shipping:
- Calculated at Checkout
- Fits Manufacturer:
- Zero Optik
- Fits Gear:
- Built to fit Zero Optik
- Fits Series:
- Nikon F-Series (Vintage Rehoused)
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