EVA Hard Protect Box Compatible with Fluke 317 Digital Clamp Meter Portable Storage Bag Multimeter Case Compatible with Fluke F319 F365 Clamp Multimeter
Feature:
1.Versatile Compatibility: Specifically designed for compatible with Fluke 317, F319, and F365 multimeters, this portable storage bag features interior dimensions of 24x9x4 cm, accommodating various similarly sized tools to ensure perfect fit and flexible storage solutions for your instruments.
2.Robust Protection: Made from high-quality Oxford fabric and sturdy EVA material, this carrying case offers multiple layers of protection against shocks, splashes, scratches, and dust. The soft interior lining and elastic bands securely hold your equipment, providing comprehensive safety during travel or storage.
3.Compact Portability: Designed for easy carrying, this compact storage case fits comfortably in your hand or backpack. Equipped with a convenient handle, it ensures ease of transport, keeping your clamp meter in top condition whether at the job site or during everyday use.
4.Practical Multifunctional Design: The hard case's unique dual zipper design allows for smooth opening and closing, facilitating quick access to your multimeter. An internal mesh pocket accommodates small accessories like fuses, mini screwdrivers, and test leads, keeping all tools organized and secure.
5.Ideal Tool Companion: This EVA hard protect box efficiently organizes your tools, helping you stay productive at work or while traveling. Please note that the package includes only the carrying case, focusing on providing essential storage solutions, making it an ideal tool companion.
Specification:
Origin: Mainland China
Material: EVA, Oxford cloth
Applicable models: F317 clamp ammeter, F319 F365 multimeter
Product size: 250x100x50mm/9.84x3.94x1.97inch
Note:
Due to different monitor settings and lighting conditions, the actual color of the item may vary slightly from the pictures. Thanks for your understanding!
Please allow a 1-2 cm difference in measurements due to manual measuring.
