This foam insert set is designed for use inside the NANUK 975 protective case and provides a structured dual-layer storage layout for the DJI Inspire 3 drone and its supporting equipment.

The Inspire 3 is widely used in film and broadcasting production, where reliability, transport safety, and efficient gear organization all matter. Having a dedicated interior layout with two inserts helps ensure that every piece of equipment has a defined place inside the case.

The top foam insert is designed to accommodate the Inspire 3 aircraft itself, two RC Plus controllers, foldable propellers, the Zenmuse X9-8K Air gimbal camera case, and smaller supporting accessories such as the lens carrying box, RC Plus strap, and cables.

The bottom foam insert provides secure storage for multiple Intelligent Flight Batteries, the battery charging hub, and other power-related accessories.

For production crews, this dual-insert arrangement simplifies preparation before a shoot. Instead of packing components separately or searching through multiple bags, the equipment remains organized inside two clearly defined layers.

When the case is opened, everything is visible and ready to be checked quickly before heading to a filming location.

Although the layout is specifically designed around the Inspire 3 system, some drone platforms from other manufacturers may share similar shapes or accessory sizes. In those situations, minor modifications to the foam may allow other equipment to be stored as well.

However, the inserts are primarily intended for the Inspire 3 platform.

Precision Manufactured Protective Foam

The inserts are made using closed-cell protective foam, which is commonly used for equipment storage and transport applications.

Closed-cell foam provides a balance of structure and cushioning, helping equipment remain supported while absorbing small impacts that may occur during transportation.

The production process relies on precision CNC cutting to create consistent shapes and clean edges across every foam component.

CNC machining allows each compartment in both foam layers to be cut according to a specific design layout, ensuring that equipment slots remain uniform and repeatable from one unit to the next. This type of manufacturing approach helps maintain reliable fit and spacing across both inserts.

After cutting, the foam components are assembled and inspected by trained technicians.

During assembly, individual layers are aligned and bonded together so that the inserts maintain their intended structure when placed inside the case.

Quality control checks ensure that the finished foam set meets expected standards for fit, appearance, and overall functionality.

The goal of this process is straightforward: produce foam inserts that fit correctly inside the NANUK 975 case and maintain a consistent layout for all the equipment they are designed to store.

Organized Storage for Professional Drone Equipment

The DJI Inspire 3 system includes many components, and without a structured interior layout, keeping track of everything can quickly become inconvenient.

The top insert holds the Inspire 3 aircraft securely, while surrounding compartments store the RC Plus controllers and their batteries. This layout keeps control equipment close to the aircraft while preventing unnecessary contact between components during transport.

Other compartments accommodate items such as foldable propellers, the lens carrying box, and the Zenmuse X9-8K Air gimbal camera case.

Smaller cutouts in the top insert are designed for PROSSD memory cards, cables, and other accessories that would otherwise shift around in an empty case.

The bottom insert focuses on battery management, with individual compartments for multiple TB51 Intelligent Flight Batteries and cables/accessories.

Smaller cutouts in this layer accommodate accessories that are often associated with flight preparation, keeping everything organized and easy to check before leaving for a shoot.

A complementary eggshell foam for the lid of the case is included. When the case is closed, this lid foam gently presses against the stored equipment, helping to keep all components stable and minimizing movement during transport.

Overall, the dual-insert design makes the interior of the NANUK 975 case easier to use. Equipment remains separated across two layers, visible, and easier to access, whether the case is being transported between filming locations or stored between production sessions.