Pelican

Pelican 1620-021-190 Case No Foam Desert Tan

Pelican 1620 in desert tan delivers watertight, impact-rated protection at 24.64 × 19.39 × 13.78 inches — configured empty for custom equipment fitment.

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Overview

The Pelican 1620-021-190 is a large-format hard case built to protect sensitive equipment under the handling, environmental, and transport stresses encountered in military, field, broadcast, and industrial deployments. Its high-impact polypropylene shell, continuous O-ring watertight seal, automatic pressure equalization valve, and stainless steel hardware establish the durability baseline that has made Pelican the procurement standard for cases across demanding markets. The no-foam configuration ships as an empty shell — the correct specification when standard foam inserts cannot accommodate irregular equipment geometry, or when total case weight is a constraint and custom lightweight foam is preferred.

At 24.64 × 19.39 × 13.78 inches exterior and 21.2 lbs empty, the 1620 is transport infrastructure rather than casual luggage. Hardware includes easy-open double-throw latches, molded-in handles, and a hasp for external padlocking. The desert tan color is molded into the polypropylene, providing UV stability and matching standard mil-spec and tactical deployment color requirements without coatings that could chip or degrade. Pelican backs the 1620 with a lifetime guarantee against manufacturing defects — an important factor in total cost of ownership calculations for equipment protection assets expected to serve across multiple deployment cycles.

Key Features

Pelican is dedicated to growing globally by providing quality products and services that add value to our customers

Pelican's Vision: Protecting all that you value

Pelican includes a wide range of consumer products imbued with the same tough-as-nails DNA as their commercial products

Pelican products are designed and built to last a lifetime

Pelican products are depended on by professionals in the most demanding markets

Specifications

Product Type
Case
Model Number
1620-021-190
Features
No Foam
Color
Desert Tan
Brand Philosophy
Dedicated to providing quality products and services
Vision Statement
Protecting all that you value
Durability Claim
Designed and built to last a lifetime
Target Market
Professionals in demanding markets

Frequently Asked Questions

The 1620 uses a continuous O-ring seal and an automatic pressure equalization valve that prevents seal blow-out during altitude changes. Pelican rates the case as watertight and dustproof — field and military users treat it as IP67-equivalent, though Pelican does not publish a formal IP rating for this model.
The no-foam variant ships as an empty polypropylene shell. Interior foam, custom-cut foam blocks, TrekPak panel dividers, or padded inserts must be sourced separately. This configuration is standard practice when equipment geometry doesn't conform to standard foam cutouts or when reducing total weight matters.
The listed exterior dimensions are 24.64 × 19.39 × 13.78 inches at 21.2 lbs empty. Interior dimensions are approximately 22.0 × 17.0 × 12.5 inches — verify against Pelican's official specification sheet before fitting equipment.
The desert tan pigment is integrated into the polypropylene during molding — it does not affect structural durability or UV resistance. Desert tan is a standard specification for mil-spec, tactical, and field deployments where low visual contrast is preferred.
The 1620's reinforced corner construction, stainless steel hardware, and high-impact polypropylene shell are designed to withstand transport abuse. The pressure equalization valve prevents seal failure from cabin pressure changes. Note that the built-in hasps are not TSA-approved locks — a separate TSA-accepted padlock is required for checked air travel.