🚚 Roll in Style with Gator's GRR-6L!
The Gator GRR-6L Rolling Rack Case is a robust 6U rack space solution made from durable ABS material, featuring a sleek black design. It includes innovative roller blade wheels and a telescopic handle for easy transport, ensuring your equipment is both secure and accessible. Perfect for professionals on the go!
| Shell Type | Hard |
| Material Type | Acrylonitrile Butadiene Styrene (ABS) |
| Size | 6U Rack Space |
| Pattern | Solid |
| Color | Black |
| Strap Type | Detachable |
| Is Autographed | No |
| Number of Sections | 6 |
| Capacity | 6 Liters |
| Handle Type | Telescopic Extendable Handle |
| Additional Features | Gator is the original case manufacturer to add built-in wheels and pull out handles to the rack mount case. We took the high quality construction and design of our deluxe racks and strategically placed roller blade style wheels and a pull out handle. The best part is that the wheels do not interfere with the universal stack ability of these racks! The pull out handle has a locking mechanism to hold the handle firmly in place when in the extended position. Another example of Gator building user-f |
| Wheel Type | In-Line Skate |
M**Y
Great 4 a portable server
I have my server built into this box. With a silverStone RM44 as my main unit. If I had some low profile 90° plugs for everything I could leave it all connected. But as it sits I do have to unplug the displayport and the usb-A.It's actually about 1u smaller than advertised, but it's still big enough for the 4u pc, 2u ssd drive bay, switch, power strip and KVM unit. Thermals look good for the 4080 and the 13900k when both the front and back lids are off.It feels lighter duty than I was expecting but is holding up very well right now. And it was nice that it came with the hardware to get everything mounted.
R**S
Solid!
Solid, rolls well, fit good. Doors are tricky to get off until you discover which way is up...you have to flip it 90 degrees from the rolling position to put the case in the functional position. Not an issue, and makes the unit more stable than leaving it on it's wheels. Awesome case for the price. Rails in front and back.
E**C
Not durable enough for gigs
Poor Quality rail design. The screw holes don't line up. The power adapter prevents mounting on the bottom screw hole. Lid cover mount broke on the first job. Overall poor quality. Very much cannot recommend this product.
K**R
Portability: Great. Engineering Tolerances: Not So Great.
The product design is good. As with the other rack sizes in the Gator portable product line (I own a Gator 8U portable also that gets moved with this unit), it makes moving rack gear tolerable by providing wheels and a pull-lever a la luggage designs. It's reasonably durable, though I only move it occasionally -- so far. My complaint is in the machine tolerancing - specifically the screws provided don't work well when you install the equipment into the rack. The screw holes don't line up well with the rest of the frame, and the Gator screws provided (they are provided, which is a plus) don't fit well. I own > 4 of a well-known competitor's 12U racks and I found that the competitor's machine screws worked better, though larger washers are needed. Could be a problem with my particular unit's assembly, but the unit is too big to economically send back. Emails to customer service with Gator were not responded to, though I only tried once. Tip: measure your vehicle to determine whether this unit will fit; a 10U unit could be pushing the door opening clearances unless you've got a van or pickup.
D**.
Badass case
Love this case! Built-in power supply, wheels, ready for the road, what more could you want? Only wish I have would be for it to be small enough to carry on an airplane, but the laws of physics don’t allow it. Great case!
A**G
Good rack, nice wheels, but the covers are a pain
The wheels make moving my recording gear a lot easier. Everything mounted easily, and I've had no issues with the handle or moving the thing around. I'm deducting one star because of the inconvenience of removing and replacing the front and back covers. They don't just come straight off like similar SKB racks. To install a cover you have to lift the rack off the floor or table, connect the bottom edge of the cover by placing it 1/2 inch below it's final position and pulling it up into place. Then you can fasten the latches at the sides and optionally set the key lock at the top. To open it up you undo the lock and latches and then lift the entire rack off the floor or table so that you can drop the cover down 1/2 inch to disengage it from the rack. In my case (pun intended) the front of the rack is 100% full of equipment, none of which have handles or anything to grab that would make it easier to lift the front of the rack up in order to engage the front cover. The back is not full, so I'm able to reach in and lift the rack without too much trouble to engage the back cover. Getting the front cover off is a pain as the whole rack is about 40 lbs and I've got vacuum tube equipment that I don't want to bump around. Since I don't typically use the locks, I'm considering removing the mechanism at the bottom of the covers that acts somewhat like a hinge to make the locks effective. I'm happy with just the side latches holding the covers in place.
M**Y
Perfect!
I can’t express how much I love this case I’ve been looking for something portable for a training network and tried a few different options but none of them were very portable. This one met all my needs durable rollable. Easy to pick up like a suitcase and fits my four network components perfectly for when I’m gonna be doing mobile training. Fantastic product love it.
M**H
Always a great case from Gator
I really appreciate the sturdiness and flexibility of this case. It has a retractable handle and wheels for ease of transport, plus it's solidly built so I feel that my gear is well protected. I like the twist locks very much.
