Dry box
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A Dry box is a container that is used to keep material dry.
One kind of dry box is used by divers and, typically, is good to 30 meters of depth[1]. Such dry boxes contain assorted gear dry such as photographic equipment and supplies.
Other dry boxes are used for scientific specimens and can be "nitrogen-purged" with the aid of "bubblers"[2].
Dry boxes are also used in the storage of surface mount electronic components prior to circuit board assembly.
Some musicians use dry box to store their instrument (eg. violin).
