Roadinger THA-250F Flight Case 540 x 970 x 545 mm 31005097

Transporting heavy, sensitive equipment is a challenge: inadequate cases lead to damage, downtime, and replacement costs. The Roadinger THA-250F flight case eliminates that risk with professional-grade protection and effortless mobility. Built from 9 mm multi-layer glued plywood with aluminum profiles and steel ball corners, it withstands the rigors of touring, rental, and storage. Four recessed butterfly locks secure the lid, while four spring-loaded handles and four castors (two with brakes) make handling easy even when fully loaded. With a generous 540 x 970 x 545 mm internal space and a 50 kg load capacity, it accommodates a wide range of gear. The laminated black finish with silver profiles resists scratches and looks professional.

Who is it for

This case is ideal for musicians, AV technicians, event companies, and rental houses that need reliable, stackable transport for amplifiers, mixers, lighting controllers, or other bulky equipment. It suits both local gigs and long-haul tours.

Main features

• Rugged 9 mm plywood construction with aluminum profiles and steel ball corners
• Four recessed butterfly locks for secure closure
• Four recessed spring-loaded carrying handles for balanced lifting
• Four castors (two with brakes) for smooth rolling and stable parking
• Laminated black finish with silver profiles for durability and style
• Shock-resistant and dust-resistant design protects contents
• Max load capacity: 50 kg

Specifications

• External dimensions (L x W x H): 540 x 970 x 545 mm
• Wall thickness: 9 mm
• Material: Multi-layer glued plywood, aluminum, steel
• Colour: Black with silver profiles
• Locks: 4 recessed butterfly locks
• Handles: 4 recessed spring-loaded handles
• Castors: 4 (2 with brakes)
• Max load: 50 kg
• Protection: Shock-resistant, dust-resistant
• Application: Universal transport and storage

Tips

For maximum longevity, avoid dragging the case over sharp edges; use the castors on smooth surfaces. When stacking, place heavier cases at the bottom and always engage the brakes on the lower unit. Periodically check and tighten hardware, especially after rough handling.