Angelbird Media Tank for SD Cards

Key Features
- Designed to hold 4 SD Cards
- Secure Storage with Lock-Solid Locking Mechanism
- Splash-resistant, Shock, Dust, Heat, ESD, Magnet, and X-Ray Proof
- Attach a Padlock or Carabiner through the Available Double Ring Loops
- Precision Cut High Quality Foam
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OVERVIEW
Angelbird's hard-aluminum case is designed for storing and transporting up to 4 memory cards. Media Tank memory card case is splash-resistant, shock and dustproof, providing durable protection for your essential gear. Precision cut foam inserts for individual card formats provide a firm hold for rattle-free protection against scratching, bending, or breaking of sensitive card components.
The Durable Lock Solid locking mechanism keeps the case confidently shut, protecting valuable data and preventing accidental case opening. Pocket-sized, lightweight case slides easily into a camera bag or back pocket, while the bright yellow color makes it easy to find.
Media Tank is customized to house 4 cards of one particular card format
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physical specifications
| Dimensions | 3.74" x 2.76" x 0.89" |
| Weight | Approx 123g |
memory card specs
| Memory Card Type | SD |
detailed specifications
| Compatibility | SD Memory Cards |
- Media Tank
- Foam Insert for 4x SD Memory Cards
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