ProX XS-UTL7 48" Utility Flight Case Low Profile Wheels Silver on Black
A 48-inch ATA 300 utility flight case with low-profile wheels, honeycomb surface and 70-percent recycled foam padding
- ATA 300 construction protects gear on tour
- 48 inch length fits large lighting and cable runs
- Honeycomb Digital surface resists scratches during loading
- Low-profile wheels roll easily over venue floors
- 70 percent recycled foam cushions equipment sustainably
48-inch ATA utility flight case
The ProX XS-UTL7 is a heavy-duty road case built to ATA 300 standards for professional gear transport. It uses 3/8-inch laminated plywood with a Honeycomb Digital surface for scratch resistance. Reinforced steel ball corners and steel casters add structural strength. The case suits AV production companies, mobile DJs and touring professionals.
Low-profile wheels and recycled foam
Four-inch off-terrain steel casters sit in a low-profile layout that keeps the case stable while moving. Inside, high-density padding uses 70 percent recycled material for environmentally friendly equipment protection. These features change how the case handles on rough floors and how it cushions contents during transit.
ATA 300 rating decides suitability
The ATA 300 classification is the single specification that determines whether this case meets shipping and durability requirements. Buyers who need a lighter case without certified impact protection should look elsewhere.
How it compares
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- Price $295.99
- Pricier than about 91% of the 351 comparable items (median $23.99).
Specifications
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Questions about this item
How often will the foam padding need replacing under normal use?
The high-density foam is made from 70% recycled material and is built to last the life of the case under typical transport conditions.
Which component reaches its load limit first when the case is fully packed and moved daily?
The 4-inch off-terrain steel casters and reinforced ball corners are rated to ATA 300 standards, so they handle maximum payload before the plywood shell flexes.
Does the case become noisy or hard to push after hours of rolling on concrete?
Low-profile wheels with steel hubs roll quietly on smooth floors; on rough concrete they transmit more vibration but stay within normal road-case noise levels.
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