May. 13, 2024
HOW TO OPEN THE CASE THE FIRST TIME
The first time I tried to open it, I undid the big latches and pulled on the lid, and nothing happened.
The Case was Vacuum Sealed! There is a valve you turn to release the seal. It was easy to turn. I heard the pressure equalize, and then I could open it. And if you are storing this or sending it somewhere, you can use a vacuum cleaner attachment to Vacuum Seal it again.
THE PRICE
$400 might seem high, but…
Elsewhere I found that several 10,000 PSI Pressure Gauges SOLD for $99.00 to $199 EACH. That was just for ONE Gauge, sometimes with NO fittings.
THE QUALITY OF THE CASE
This is the best case I have ever seen for anything. The case itself is heavy duty, sturdy, and looks great.
The Latches are much thicker than most, and very strong, but they open easily.
There are even two holes to put padlocks in, or a security cable to tie the case to something so no one can run off with it. I would attach a security cable with a loop on both ends to something that can’t be cut, and put the other end on a padlock on this case.
The carved foam is perfect. It holds everything tight, but you can easily remove everything, and it looks like it won’t crumble for years.
THE TEE CONNECTORS
On these, the big nut on the chained part is always loose to make attaching and removing easier.
THE COUPLER ADAPTERS
Each is in its own zip lock bag.
HIGH QUALITY SILICONE OIL
I did several searches to find out more about “Advanced Silicone Oil” and found this…
(Good quality) silicone fluids are typically clear, transparent liquids. The product types range from free flowing, water-like fluids to viscous, syrup-like fluids. These silicone fluids are resistant to high and low temperatures, water, and chemicals… and they possess mold releasability, water repellency, and defoaming characteristics not found in ordinary mineral or synthetic oil products.
THE PICTURES
1. This shows the pressure release valve, and one of the two large, durable latches
2. This shows how well made the carved out foam is, and the orange pulls to lift out the top half.
3. This shows the Tee Connectors in their case. You can easily remove them, but they fit tight.
4. This is a Tee Connector taken apart.
5. This shows one of two Substantial Lock Holes on this Case.
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