AEROLITE T-327/1-S ABS - charcoal
AEROLITE T-327/1-S ABS - charcoal
AEROLITE T-327/1-S ABS is a shell case with a durable construction, made of ABS material, which is solid, lightweight and durable plastic, that resists scratches, impacts and deformations It features a pull-out handle with height adjustment that you can adjust to, to give you maximum comfort when walking and minimize the strain on your wrists and shoulders. The suitcase closes with a zipper, with both zipper sliders have a loop for convenient fitting of a code or key lock. The top handle is made of plastic and the entire mobile system is placed inside the case under a fabric lining to prevent damage during transport. It is equipped with four 360° swivel castors. There is also an internal divider with pocket and safety straps. Trunk AEROLITE T-327/1-S ABS has a recommended load capacity of 10 kg and its size is accepted as cabin baggage by most airlines.
37 l
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S
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55 × 38 × 20 cm
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2,7 kg
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Key features of AEROLITE T-321/1-S ABS, charcoal
- Shell case made of strong, lightweight and durable ABS material
- Impact, scratch and deformation resistant
- Meets the dimensional requirements for cabin baggage
- Pull-out handle with height adjustment
- Zipper slider with eyelet for attaching a code or key lock
- Inner partition with pocket and safety straps
- Four 360° swivel castors
- Recommended load capacity 10 kg
Interior layout and practical features
- 1 zipped divider pocket
- 1 zipped mesh compartment
- 2 elastic shoe pockets
- Retractable straps - things stay firmly in place and won't move or get damaged during transport
- 4 360° swivel castors
- Pull-out handle with adjustable height
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EU Responsible Representative: SUCCESS COURIER SL CALLE RIO TORMES NUM. 1, PLANTA 1, DERECHA, OFICINA 3, Fuenlabrada, Madrid, 28947, Spain [email protected]
Specifications can be changed without notice. Images are for illustrative purposes only.
