Quick answer: Photography filter & accessories crushproof box keeps divider shift ≤1 mm under a 1.5 kN lid load at a 14 mm slot pitch, rechecked after a 1.0 m drop.

Table of contents

  • Upright slot pitch for thin inserts
  • Lid press frame and slot-mouth clearance
  • Divider deflection under a distributed lid load
  • EVA density and rebound band
  • Slot measurement in the drop recheck
  • FAQ

1. Upright slot pitch for thin inserts

The Photography filter & accessories crushproof box measures 430×320×150 mm outside and 385×275×110 mm inside, with a 3.0 mm wall and 2.7 kg empty mass. The cavity floor carries 12 filter slots at a uniform 14 mm pitch, and dividers split the space into equal cells. The pitch is not arbitrary: it leaves an insertion gap for the thin sheet, an anti-bend section for each slot wall, and room for the lid press frame to land clear of the slot mouths.

Upright stability comes from the ratio of slot-wall grip height to pitch. A standing sheet has a high centre of gravity and a narrow base, so a small side force tips it. A tall slot wall gives the overturning moment a lever arm to work against. A 14 mm pitch keeps neighbouring walls from leaning on each other, so each passes its load to the floor. Across −10 ℃ to 50 ℃ the shell moves slightly, so the pitch is set at the room-temperature midpoint with a little give at both ends.

Slot groupBandPitch
front 1–4hinge side14 mm
middle 5–8cavity centre14 mm
rear 9–12latch side14 mm
end cellsgive zoneslightly wider

2. Lid press frame and slot-mouth clearance

The lid press frame is a rib that comes down with the lid and sits above the slot mouths once closed. The Photography filter & accessories crushproof box leaves a clearance between frame and mouths: too much and the press load never reaches the dividers, too little and the frame bears on the sheet tops. The order is to fix the EVA 25 mm liner thickness first, then derive frame height, then check the vertical gap to the slot mouths.

Photography filter & accessories crushproof box side close-up, twin white handles and catches, egg-crate lid foam and paper packs on the rim
Photography filter & accessories crushproof box side close-up, twin white handles and catches, egg-crate lid foam and paper packs on the rim

A 1.5 kN lid press is a distributed load, not a point force, so the clearance must be even all round with no step between latch side and hinge side. Two catches, each 300 N, pull the lid flat so no single corner touches first. The IP65 gasket presses on the rim flange and follows its own assembly face, away from the frame.

ClearancePartSource
top gaplid press frameEVA 25 mm
slot-mouth marginupright opening14 mm pitch
side gapdivider to shellshift ≤1 mm
base padslot-floor liner3.0 mm wall

3. Divider deflection under a distributed lid load

A 1.5 kN distributed press is the main load on this fixture, with a plate covering the whole lid face ramped up to 1.5 kN and held. The Photography filter & accessories crushproof box measures divider-top shift against the cavity floor during the hold, with an acceptance line of ≤1 mm.

Divider shift is two effects stacked: bending of the divider itself plus a small side movement at the slot-wall root. Divider thickness and the EVA 25 mm liner rebound share the first; the 3.0 mm wall and floor ribs restrain the second. A 5.0 kg mass sits on the floor so the reading carries a real base load.

Load partMethodLimit
lid centredistributed press1.5 kN
divider topload transfershift ≤1 mm
slot-wall rootside supportno collapse
rim flangeframe seatflush fit

4. EVA density and rebound band

EVA 25 mm is the nominal lid-liner thickness, with density chosen in a band that compresses yet springs back. The Photography filter & accessories crushproof box pins this with a compression-rebound rate: at a 1.5 kN press the liner thins, and after unloading it must return to over nine tenths of its start thickness.

Photography filter & accessories crushproof box open at a loading area, custom foam with long and square cavities, a closed case beside it
Photography filter & accessories crushproof box open at a loading area, custom foam with long and square cavities, a closed case beside it

Rebound tracks temperature, so the cold end of −10 ℃ to 50 ℃ is measured as its own group rather than read from room-temperature values. A 300 N catch and a 280 N handle are shell-side hardware checks logged apart from liner rebound. IP65 sealing on the Photography filter & accessories crushproof box is rechecked separately, and liner compression stays out of that group.

5. Slot measurement in the drop recheck

The 1.0 m drop of the Photography filter & accessories crushproof box runs on the base, lid, two long edges, and two short edges in turn, watching whether slot walls collapse on impact. Collapse here means slot-mouth width has moved beyond a measurable range from its pre-drop value, not a scuff on the divider face. A 5.0 kg payload is fixed and the lid locked before each drop.

The measurement order is slot-mouth widths across all 12 slots first, then divider-top heights, then a repeat 1.5 kN press to confirm shift still sits at ≤1 mm. The pass record is filed with the press group, and both must clear before release.

These four readings do not stand in for one another: pitch, clearance, press, and drop each carry their own result.

Conclusion

The Photography filter & accessories crushproof box rests upright stability on a 14 mm slot pitch and lid-frame clearance, with divider shift ≤1 mm under a 1.5 kN distributed press as the core reading. The 1.0 m drop recheck watches for slot-wall collapse, while EVA 25 mm and the 3.0 mm wall handle rebound and support in turn. JUNZHIJIA files these values side by side for same-mould lots, along with the 300 N catch and 280 N handle checks.

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