The Slim Aluminum attaché collection revives the original material used at the founding of Zero Halliburton - the premium 6000 series aluminum alloy (※1). This same legendary alloy was used in the aluminum cases that carried moon rocks during NASA’s Apollo 11 lunar mission in 1969, a material forever etched in history. Using the brand’s advanced press-molding technology (※2), the high-strength aluminum is precision-formed into an ultra-thin 1 mm shell that achieves exceptional rigidity while expressing a bold yet refined beauty.
Signature elements such as the iconic double-rib design, sharply polished silhouette, and the substantial feel that greets you the moment it’s held all embody the authenticity and prestige that define Zero Halliburton craftsmanship.
The Medium Attaché Case fits up to a 15.6-inch laptop and is available in timeless black, silver, and steel blue finishes - colors that blend seamlessly into any business environment. From the body to the smallest details, every component is finished in a single tone, creating a quiet elegance and enduring sophistication that transcend eras.
Security comes from a three-digit combination dial lock that allows you to set your own code. The reinforced plastic handle provides a comfortable grip, while every part, from the latches to the screws, is exclusively developed in-house to meet Zero Halliburton’s uncompromising standards.
(※1) A type of aluminum alloy defined by its composition. The 5000 series is primarily magnesium-based, while the 6000 series combines magnesium and silicon as its main components.
(※2) A metal forming process in which material is shaped by applying high pressure within a mold.
