How Does the Automatic Pressure Equalisation Valve Work?

The built-in automatic valve compensates for pressure differences, for example during air travel. Equalising the pressure stops a vacuum or overpressure building up inside the sealed case, which makes the lid easier to open and reduces stress on the case and its contents. Checked against B&W bw.case PP.117 (Type 3000) product page; B&W outdoor.cases catalogue (2019) on 8 Oct 2026.

What Foam Insert Options Are Available for the Type 3000?

Standard options are pick-and-pluck cubed foam (SI model), padded divider systems (RPD model), or an empty case for custom foam. Checked against B&W bw.case PP.117 (Type 3000) product page; B&W outdoor.cases catalogue (2019) on 8 Oct 2026.

How Does the B&W Type 3000 Compare to Pelican Cases?

Both are rugged IP67-rated cases. Contact us for a quote on the Type 3000 in the colour and interior you need. Checked against B&W bw.case PP.117 (Type 3000) product page; B&W outdoor.cases catalogue (2019) on 8 Oct 2026.

What Is the Payload Capacity of the Type 3000 Case?

B&W does not publish a payload figure for the Type 3000. The case itself weighs 1.7 kg and holds 11.7 litres, so it suits handheld instruments and accessories rather than bench equipment. Checked against B&W bw.case PP.117 (Type 3000) product page; B&W outdoor.cases catalogue (2019) on 8 Oct 2026.

Can Multiple Type 3000 Cases Be Securely Transported Together?

The cases are stackable, which saves space in storage and transit. Two padlock eyelets (Ø 7 mm) add security. Checked against B&W bw.case PP.117 (Type 3000) product page; B&W outdoor.cases catalogue (2019) on 8 Oct 2026.

How Does the IP67 Rating Compare to Other Waterproof Standards?

IP67 means complete dust exclusion and protection during temporary submersion up to 1 metre for 30 minutes. It is not a strict step above IP65 or IP66: those cover water jets (IP66 powerful jets), while IP67 covers immersion. For a case that is carried outdoors and may be dropped in water, IP67 is the more relevant rating. Checked against B&W bw.case PP.117 (Type 3000) product page; B&W outdoor.cases catalogue (2019) on 8 Oct 2026.

Which Military and Transport Standards Does the Type 3000 Meet?

B&W states that the case meets the requirements of MIL-STD-810H, STANAG 4280, DEF STAN 81-41 and ATA 300. B&W's 2019 catalogue notes that the test procedure depends on case size. Checked against B&W bw.case PP.117 (Type 3000) product page; B&W outdoor.cases catalogue (2019) on 8 Oct 2026.

Can the Case Withstand Extreme Temperature Conditions?

Yes. The polypropylene construction keeps its structural integrity from -30°C to +80°C, so it suits Arctic research, desert field work and industrial use. Checked against B&W bw.case PP.117 (Type 3000) product page; B&W outdoor.cases catalogue (2019) on 8 Oct 2026.

What Electronic Equipment Fits in the B&W Type 3000 Case?

The internal dimensions (330 x 235 x 150 mm) suit handheld oscilloscopes, digital multimeters and similar compact instruments. Custom foam inserts can be configured for specific equipment layouts. Checked against B&W bw.case PP.117 (Type 3000) product page; B&W outdoor.cases catalogue (2019) on 8 Oct 2026.

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B&W Type 3000 Rugged Waterproof Outdoor.Case

Professional IP67 waterproof protective case for electronic test equipment and sensitive instruments

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Overview

Professional Protection for Critical Electronic Equipment

The B&W Type 3000 Outdoor.Case delivers military-grade protection for your valuable electronic test equipment and sensitive instruments. Built with ultra-tough polypropylene construction and certified to the highest international standards, this rugged case ensures your equipment remains secure in the harshest environments.

Military-Standard Certifications

Certified to STANAG 4280, DEF STAN 81-41, and ATA 300 standards, the Type 3000 meets the demanding requirements of military and aerospace applications. The case achieves IP67 waterproof certification, providing complete protection against dust ingress and water immersion up to 1 metre for 30 minutes.

Designed for Electronic Design Engineers

With internal dimensions of 330mm x 235mm x 150mm and an 11.7L capacity, the Type 3000 accommodates oscilloscopes, multimeters, signal generators, and other critical test instruments. The automatic pressure equalisation valve ensures safe air travel, whilst the stackable design maximises laboratory storage efficiency.

Outstanding Value Engineering

Unlike premium competitors costing significantly more, the B&W Type 3000 delivers comparable protection at exceptional value. The case operates reliably from -30°C to +80°C and includes a comprehensive 30-year manufacturer warranty - testament to German engineering excellence.

Available in multiple configurations including foam insert, divider systems, and empty options to suit your specific equipment requirements. Part of the comprehensive B&W outdoor.case range spanning 15 different sizes.

Why Engineers Choose The B&W Type 3000 Rugged Waterproof Outdoor.Case

Mission-Critical Equipment Protection

Military-standard certification ensures electronic test equipment survives harsh field conditions and extreme environments.

Outstanding Value Engineering

Delivers comparable protection to premium competitors at fraction of cost without compromising on quality or reliability.

Laboratory Integration Benefits

Stackable design and multiple size options optimise storage whilst pressure valve enables safe air transport for global projects.

Specifications for product B&W Type 3000 Rugged Waterproof Outdoor.Case
General Information
Part Number (SKU)	BW3000/B
Manufacturer	B&W International GmbH
Physical and Mechanical
Weight	4.1 kg
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EAN	4031541702975

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9 questions

How Does the Automatic Pressure Equalisation Valve Work?

The built-in automatic valve compensates for pressure differences, for example during air travel. Equalising the pressure stops a vacuum or overpressure building up inside the sealed case, which makes the lid easier to open and reduces stress on the case and its contents.
Checked against B&W bw.case PP.117 (Type 3000) product page; B&W outdoor.cases catalogue (2019) on 8 Oct 2026.

Answered by John LeggUpdated 8 Oct 2026
What Foam Insert Options Are Available for the Type 3000?

Standard options are pick-and-pluck cubed foam (SI model), padded divider systems (RPD model), or an empty case for custom foam.
Checked against B&W bw.case PP.117 (Type 3000) product page; B&W outdoor.cases catalogue (2019) on 8 Oct 2026.

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Answered by John LeggUpdated 8 Oct 2026
How Does the B&W Type 3000 Compare to Pelican Cases?

Both are rugged IP67-rated cases. Contact us for a quote on the Type 3000 in the colour and interior you need.
Checked against B&W bw.case PP.117 (Type 3000) product page; B&W outdoor.cases catalogue (2019) on 8 Oct 2026.

Answered by John LeggUpdated 8 Oct 2026
What Is the Payload Capacity of the Type 3000 Case?

B&W does not publish a payload figure for the Type 3000. The case itself weighs 1.7 kg and holds 11.7 litres, so it suits handheld instruments and accessories rather than bench equipment.
Checked against B&W bw.case PP.117 (Type 3000) product page; B&W outdoor.cases catalogue (2019) on 8 Oct 2026.

Answered by John LeggUpdated 8 Oct 2026
Can Multiple Type 3000 Cases Be Securely Transported Together?

The cases are stackable, which saves space in storage and transit. Two padlock eyelets (Ø 7 mm) add security.
Checked against B&W bw.case PP.117 (Type 3000) product page; B&W outdoor.cases catalogue (2019) on 8 Oct 2026.

Answered by John LeggUpdated 8 Oct 2026
How Does the IP67 Rating Compare to Other Waterproof Standards?

IP67 means complete dust exclusion and protection during temporary submersion up to 1 metre for 30 minutes. It is not a strict step above IP65 or IP66: those cover water jets (IP66 powerful jets), while IP67 covers immersion. For a case that is carried outdoors and may be dropped in water, IP67 is the more relevant rating.
Checked against B&W bw.case PP.117 (Type 3000) product page; B&W outdoor.cases catalogue (2019) on 8 Oct 2026.

Answered by John LeggUpdated 8 Oct 2026
Which Military and Transport Standards Does the Type 3000 Meet?

B&W states that the case meets the requirements of MIL-STD-810H, STANAG 4280, DEF STAN 81-41 and ATA 300. B&W's 2019 catalogue notes that the test procedure depends on case size.
Checked against B&W bw.case PP.117 (Type 3000) product page; B&W outdoor.cases catalogue (2019) on 8 Oct 2026.

Answered by John LeggUpdated 8 Oct 2026
Can the Case Withstand Extreme Temperature Conditions?

Yes. The polypropylene construction keeps its structural integrity from -30°C to +80°C, so it suits Arctic research, desert field work and industrial use.
Checked against B&W bw.case PP.117 (Type 3000) product page; B&W outdoor.cases catalogue (2019) on 8 Oct 2026.

Answered by John LeggUpdated 8 Oct 2026
What Electronic Equipment Fits in the B&W Type 3000 Case?

The internal dimensions (330 x 235 x 150 mm) suit handheld oscilloscopes, digital multimeters and similar compact instruments. Custom foam inserts can be configured for specific equipment layouts.
Checked against B&W bw.case PP.117 (Type 3000) product page; B&W outdoor.cases catalogue (2019) on 8 Oct 2026.

Answered by John LeggUpdated 8 Oct 2026

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