Custom ATA and Pelican cases for Apple Studio Display, Studio Display XDR, Mac Studio, and Mac-tethered finishing kits. Foam is cut to the display, the stand or VESA mount adapter, the power brick, and the Thunderbolt cable — face-in, nothing bearing on the glass. Built to order in North Hollywood to ATA 300 Category I; Pelican shells with CNC-cut foam for the computers. Legacy Pro Display XDR (32-inch) and Cinema / Thunderbolt displays are still built.
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- Studio Display XDR transport case — the 2026 27-inch mini-LED panel on its tilt- and height-adjustable stand (8.4″ deep, 18.7 lb). Stand, glass and VESA picked before checkout.
- Studio Display 27-inch transport case — 2026 (Thunderbolt 5) or 2022 (Thunderbolt 3), tilt or height-adjustable stand, standard or nano-texture glass.
- Finishing-room kit case — Studio Display or Studio Display XDR, Mac Studio, Magic Keyboard with Numeric Keypad, Magic Mouse, Magic Trackpad and cables in one wheeled ATA case. The case Apple does not sell.
- Four-unit Studio Display fleet case — four VESA-mount displays in one rolling case.
- Mac Studio travel cases (Pelican Storm iM2200, Pelican Air 1557, two-up 1510) — fit every chassis 2022–2026, M1 Ultra through M5 Ultra.
- Mac Pro tower flight case · MacBook Pro (14-inch) · MacBook Pro (16-inch) · Mac mini travel cases.
Legacy Apple displays, still built
They live in their own block: Legacy Apple Displays. Named cases, not a phone call.
Pro Display XDR 32-inch (discontinued March 2026, Pro Stand or VESA) · LED Cinema Display / Thunderbolt Display 27-inch · LED Cinema Display 24-inch · Cinema HD Display 30-inch · three-iMac fleet case. Same ATA 300 build, same foam process; the panel is just older.
What the foam is cut to
Every Apple display case here is cut to a specific stand. A Studio Display XDR on the tilt- and height-adjustable stand is 8.4″ deep; a Studio Display on the tilt stand is closer to 6.6″; VESA units travel flat with the adapter in its own pocket. One “27-inch class” cavity is not universal, so the stand, glass and generation are options on the product page, and the drawing is confirmed before the case is cut. The complete Apple model tree — displays and computers — is on /fits/apple/. Fleets get standardized, re-orderable layouts and engraved IDs; request a fleet quote.