Turtle Glyph Technologies Atom Waterproof Case

Turtle 07-503007 Overview

Keep your data safe and secure when traveling with the from Turtle. Built from a heavy-duty external shell and precision cut foam, the Turtle case adds a layer of protection so your drives remains safe from water, dust, impacts, and more.

Designed specifically for the Glyph Technologies Atom Pro and Atom EV solid-state drives, you get a padded interior with precision cut anti-static foam that safely holds up to two drives. The heavy-duty impact-resistant external shell and dual action latches provide an airtight closure that is both water and dustproof, backed by a certified IP67 environmental rating. Padlock holes allow you to equip the Turtle case with various Turtle Locks, preventing unauthorized users from accessing your drives. An integrated carry handle allows you to pick up and grab the case for easy transport.

Certifications

Descriptions of Tests

ATA Specification 300 Category 1

Airline transport container suitable for a minimum of 100 airline trips

Impact Resistance Test— samples were exposed to impact using a bar weighing 13.2 lb with a hemispherical end of 1.3 inches. Bar was dropped with its longitudinal axis vertical on to each sample s weakest point from a height of 1.6 feet. Samples were conditioned to a temperature of -4° F before impact exposure.

ASTM D-4169 DC-18

Level 1 Schedule A Handling (Manual)

Drop tests— a series of drops on each edge, corner, and face of the case from a height of no less than 19 inches and with loads of 15– 70 lb determined by case size. Samples were conditioned at lab ambient conditions and then temperatures of -4° F and 140° F for a minimum of 3 hours at each condition.

ASTM D-4169 DC-18

Level 1, Schedule F loose load vibration

Vibration— the cases are tested using test method D-999 to determine the ability to withstand the repetitive shocks occurred during transportation of loose loads.

ASTM D-4169 DC-18

Level 1, Schedule H Environmental Hazard Rainfall

Simulated rainfall for 2 hours at a rate of 4 inches per hour. Samples were conditioned to -4° F and 140° F.

MIL-STD-810F

Method 512.4

Immersion— the case is submerged in a basin of water to a depth of 3.28 ft to the top most part of the case for 30 minutes. The case is heated to 10° F higher than the temperature of the water.