protective end-caps for Lemo ends?

[Les C.]

As they are pretty expensive cables, are there protective end-cap covers for the Lemo cables?

 

[Eric Pascarelli]

Here's an idea:

http://www.mcmaster.com/#rubber-caps/=hl9ysc

"resilient rubber caps" might work.

 

[Ben Coleman]

You could also check out www.stockcap.com although I will warn you, they come in minimum quantities. You could find the right size and sell them to everyone else on here

 

[Les C.]

I've got a package of screw protectors in my hand that I'd used for something else, unfortunately too small at 5/15".

But the 3/8 or 1/2" might do the trick.

The package is labeled "Hillman screw protectors" and I got it at either Home Depot or Lowe's.

http://wedo.hillmangroup.com/viewitems/products-13/vinyl-thread-protectors?

 

[Marc Wielage]

I just put the Lemo cables in a nice small plastic box, and then put all the cable boxes inside a Pelican case. Works for me.

Sound people traditionally have to carry timecode and sound cables for a half-dozen different cameras these days. Red requires two different kinds of cables between Red One and Epic/Scarlet, because of the changes for timecode and audio.