Roadinger flightcase for 2x IP TMH-H760 with wheels — protective transport case

Roadinger flightcase for 2x IP TMH-H760 with wheels — protective transport case is a rigid transport container designed to carry and secure two IP TMH-H760 units. Constructed with reinforced panels, internal padding, and a fitted foam layout, the case protects equipment from impact, vibration and abrasion during transit. Integrated wheels and a recessed handle system make moving the loaded case easier for event crews, technicians and rental services.

Advantages

The case provides structured protection through custom-shaped foam compartments that hold two IP TMH-H760 units firmly in place, reducing the risk of movement and damage. Durable exterior materials resist scratches and wear, while reinforced corners and metal hardware increase structural strength. Wheels and recessed handles improve transport ergonomics, and the secure latching system keeps lids tightly closed during handling and shipment.

Suitable for

• Transport and storage of two IP TMH-H760 units
• Professional touring and live event logistics
• AV installation and on-site technical crews
• Equipment rental operations and secure storage between uses

Key specifications

• Capacity: holds two IP TMH-H760 units in dedicated foam cavities
• Protection: impact-resistant shell with internal foam padding
• Mobility: integrated wheels and recessed pull handles for easier transport
• Construction: reinforced corners, metal latches and hinge hardware
• Interior layout: pre-cut or customizable foam inserts to secure devices

How to use

Open the flightcase and place each IP TMH-H760 unit into the designated foam cavity, ensuring connectors and fragile parts face the protected areas of the insert. Close the lid and engage all latches to secure the case before moving. When transporting, use the recessed handles to lift or the wheels for rolling the case; take care on uneven surfaces and secure the case in vehicles to prevent shifting during transit.

Usage recommendations

Store the flightcase in a dry, temperature-stable environment when not in use. Periodically inspect foam inserts and hardware for wear; replace damaged foam to maintain protection levels. For air transport, verify carrier size and weight restrictions and use additional securing methods if required by the carrier.