KKSB Arduino Case (Brushed Stainless Steel)

Name: KKSB Arduino Case (Brushed Stainless Steel)
Brand: KKSB-Cases
SKU: 110220
Price: 15.9 EUR
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€15,90

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The KKSB Arduino Metal Case is a powder-coated stainless steel case made for Arduino Mega and UNO, ideal for wireless projects with extra shields and a 9V battery.

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Technical Details

Designed and manufactured by KKSB-Cases
Exclusive for Arduino UNO, Arduino Mega, and Arduino Shields
Colour: Silver (Lid) and Black (Bottom)
Facilitates the mounting of the Ethernet Shield
Pre-cut and removable flanges to attach an additional shield
Convenient access to 9V battery to help to work on wireless projects
Cutouts for board’s connectors and interfaces
Cutouts for air-vents
Cutout for cable-through access
Weighs only 190 grams
The dimensions are 180mmx 61mm x 40mm

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Worldwide shipping
EU delivery: Around 3-8 days, Outside the EU: Around 7-15 days.

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Secure and Stylish

The KKSB Arduino Case keeps your Arduino well protected, whilst providing a stylish aesthetic that compliments its use within professional or personal usage environments.

Smart and Versatile Design

The KKSB Arduino Metal Project case is compatible with Arduino UNO and Arduino Mega. But the design is smart because it features pre-cut flanges. You can remove these flanges to connect the shield with your Arduino UNO or Arduino Mega. This case is made of stainless steel (brushed finishing). In addition to air-vents on top, there is a space for the Ethernet Shield. The sidewall of the casing features a big cut-out that serves as cable-through.

Inside the Box

1x KKSB Case for Arduino UNO/Mega (Brushed Stainless Steel)
2x Hex-Screws (Countersunk)
1x Machine Screw

Nearly perfect

I am satisfied with the case. It fits perfectly and looks good. The mounting is well thought out.
But unfortunately there is a lack. When you tighten the case screws, the side parts of the lower half of the case bend outwards. If there would be a recess on the upper side at this point, through which an extension of the lower side could become an arrangement, nothing would be able to bend.