Gator Cases touring case library

About this library

Gator Cases builds the racks, mixer cases, utility trunks, and instrument cases that show up on nearly every regional and club-level tour, and on plenty of arena ones. Their catalogue spans the G-TOUR line of 9mm plywood ATA road cases (rack cases, pop-up console racks, shock racks, mixer cases for named consoles, LED and display cases), the roto-molded G-PRO and Utility MAX shells, the waterproof TITAN utility cases, truck-pack trunks, and a deep bench of backline cases for guitars, keyboards, drums, amps, and pedalboards. The dimensions below are Gator's published EXTERIOR measurements, which is what a case actually costs you in a trailer, and the weights are EMPTY case weights as sold. Add your gear weight on top for load planning. A production manager speccing a fly pack or a regional truck can lay the whole rig out from these numbers before anything ships.

Frequently asked questions

What does the Gator Cases library contain?

Around 565 cases covering the touring-relevant Gator catalogue: G-TOUR ATA racks, pop-up console racks, shock racks, mixer and console cases, TITAN waterproof utility cases, Utility MAX and truck-pack trunks, LED and display cases, mic cases, and backline cases for guitar, bass, keyboard, drums, amps, and pedalboards. Each entry carries length x width x height in inches and the case weight in pounds.

Are these packed weights or empty case weights?

Empty. Gator sells empty cases, so the published weight is the case as shipped with no gear in it. This is the opposite of the rental-house libraries like Christie Lites, where the weight is the tour-ready packed weight. For trailer planning with Gator cases, add the weight of whatever goes inside.

Are these exterior or interior dimensions?

Exterior, including casters where the case has them. That is what you want for truck packing. Gator publishes interior dimensions too, which are useful for checking whether a specific console or amp head will fit inside, but Truck Packer lays out the pack from exterior measurements.

How do I import the Gator library into Truck Packer?

Open the case library in the app and pick Gator from the manufacturer list, or download the CSV from the hub page and use the importer. The columns map directly to the importer schema, so no remapping is needed.

What is "Flip" in the case data?

Flip indicates whether the case is symmetric end-to-end and can be loaded with either face up. TRUE means the case has feet or skids on both ends; FALSE means there is a designated bottom. Gator does not publish this for their catalogue, so every Gator entry is set to FALSE. Most road cases, racks, and consoles have to stay upright anyway, but if you know a particular case flips, change it after import.

Why are some Gator cases missing from the library?

Soft goods are left out on purpose: gig bags, padded totes, covers, backpacks, and pedalboard bags. A bag has no fixed footprint and nothing can be stacked on it, so it rides on top of a pack or in a trunk rather than on the floor plan, and the load planner would treat it wrong. A handful of real cases are also missing because Gator does not publish exterior dimensions for them, and we would rather omit a case than guess. Rack screws, blank panels, bare stands, and other non-cargo items are excluded too. If you need a case that is missing, email help@backlinelogic.com and we will measure and add it.