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Model: WL8-4825 (4136C)

WL8-4825 PP Gun Case

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The WL8-4825 (item code 4136C) is the deepest case on its wide footprint in the JUNZHIJIA 8 Series. It measures 482*420*250 mm outside and 410*360*240 mm inside, split into a 40 mm lid and a 200 mm base, with a 4.2 mm wall and a net weight of 3890 g. The polypropylene shell is injection moulded and the closed case is sealed to IP67 for water and dust protection. The 200 mm base is the deepest configuration on this footprint and takes taller bottles and consumables standing upright, instruments with brackets and complete tool sets, while the 40 mm lid layer holds thin parts and accessories. The wide floor and deep cavity together suit centralised storage of hardware tools, measuring instruments, electronic devices and photographic or drone accessories, and a compartmented insert gives every item a fixed place. Kexin New Materials (Guangdong) Co., Ltd. produces this model at its Zhongshan factory and supplies it factory-direct for OEM and ODM wholesale, with colour, printing, foam layout and latch options configured to order.

Specifications

External Dimensions482*420*250mm
Internal Dimensions410*360*240mm
Lid + Base Depth40+200mm
Wall Thickness4.2mm
Weight3890g
MaterialPP

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FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the dimensions of the WL8-4825 and how deep are the lid and base?

The case measures 482*420*250 mm outside and 410*360*240 mm inside, split into a 40 mm lid and a 200 mm base, with a 4.2 mm wall, an empty weight of 3890 g and a usable floor of 410 by 360 mm. The 200 mm base is the deepest on this footprint, taking taller bottles and consumables upright, instruments with brackets and complete tool sets, while the 40 mm lid suits thin parts and accessories.

How effective is the water and dust protection on this extra deep case?

The polypropylene shell is injection moulded with a sealing structure, and the closed case is rated IP67 for water and dust protection. It covers rain, dusty workshops and short immersion, which suits workshop, field service and warehouse use. We do not claim military standard certification for this model. Because the cavity is deep and tends to be packed full, check the gasket regularly for ageing or trapped debris and avoid prolonged rain or immersion once it is damaged.

What material and wall thickness are used, and are there loading limits?

The body is polypropylene with a 4.2 mm wall, and the empty case weighs 3890 g. That wall and the moulded reinforcement handle normal tool and equipment loads. We do not recommend long-term overloading or concentrating very dense heavy items in one case, as it can affect how the lid closes and seals. Use both hands, support the base and keep the case level, and clean with water or a mild detergent and a soft cloth.

What is this case best suited to?

The 410*360*240 mm cavity suits taller bottles and consumable containers standing upright, instruments with brackets, complete hardware tool sets and electronic devices, as well as photographic gear and drone accessories stored together. The wide floor and deep cavity make it useful for carrying several similar items at once; a compartmented foam or EVA insert keeps them from moving and knocking together. Send item sizes and quantities for an insert design.

Do you offer OEM and ODM, and how are MOQ and lead time determined?

Yes. Kexin New Materials (Guangdong) Co., Ltd. manufactures at its Zhongshan factory under the JUNZHIJIA brand and supplies factory-direct for OEM and ODM orders. Colour, silk-screen printing or nameplates, foam insert layout and latch configuration can all be customised. MOQ and lead time are assessed against the chosen colour, insert process and printing requirements, and a sample is normally confirmed before batch production. Send your application, quantity and customisation list and our team will quote.

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