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Nintendo Switch Joy-Con Shells

thingiverse

... as they are too small to be properly detected. Until this is updated, I hope you enjoy! At least until then, you can hopefully make one whole joy-con, except the SR and SL buttons. ...How I Designed This 3D scanned by a printer on a college campus.

Nintendo Switch joy-con support

cults3d

Ergonomic controller holder for Nintendo Switch joy-con.

SUPPORT JOY-CON NINTENDO SWITCH

thingiverse

This is not my thing. ... The original parts are from there. https://cults3d.com/fr/mod%C3%A8le-3d/jeu/support-joy-con-nintendo-switch Thanks to sebastienpetit2

Nintendo Switch Joy-con Grip

thingiverse

I believe I am the first one to make a nintendo switch joy-con grip..? That's kinda cool I guess. ...IMPORTANT: I don't have a switch, so I don't know if this works.

nintendo switch joy-con grips

thingiverse

this a set of grips I made for my Nintendo switch joy-con controllers. I made them because the normal joy con's are a little small for adult hand. The STL file makes one grip for the right and one for the left controllers. ... "switch controllers not...

Nintendo Switch Joy-con Grip

prusaprinters

It is Joy-con grip of Nintendo switch.You can store the strap.Hang your finger on the strap and grasp it.Please enjoy!

Nintendo Switch Joy Con Holder

thingiverse

A remix of the great Nintendo Switch Joy Con Holder by nrhauch (https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4104623/files). ...I just added a second place to store the middle piece to go with the second set of joycons.

Nintendo Switch Joy Con Grip

thingiverse

Joy Con holder

Nintendo Switch Joy-Con Case

myminifactory

This is a case for the Nintendo Switch Joy-Cons I designed, so they don't accidentally get turned on in transit. It can hold two Joy-Cons and their straps. The top part of the case is held on by magnets and will only fit one way. If you try putting...

Nintendo Switch Joy-Con Case

thingiverse

This is a case for the Nintendo Switch Joy-Cons I designed, so they don't accidentally get turned on in transit. It can hold two Joy-Cons and their straps. The top part of the case is held on by magnets and will only fit one way. If you try...

Nintendo Switch Joy-con holder

thingiverse

It is just holder between Joy-Cons.

Nintendo Switch Joy Con Handle + -

grabcad

I made a Switch Joy Con Handle for both + and -.It's constructed constructed in such a way that almost no support material is used.

Nintendo Switch Joy-Con Connector

cults3d

Original:https://cults3d. com/en/3d-model/game/nintendo-switch-joy-con-comfort-grip Contoured:https://cults3d.com/en/3d-model/game/nintendo-switch-joy-con-comfort-grip-contoured The connector is straight sided like the original and available in...

Nintendo Switch Joy-Con Top

thingiverse

Replacement Joy-Con tops if you lost the originals.

Nintendo Switch Joy-con Holder

thingiverse

An easy to print holder for the original joy-con grip. ...

Joy-Con Wheel (Nintendo Switch)

cults3d

Different models of wheels for the joy-con to play racing games! . ..Choose the one that better fits your needs

Nintendo Switch joy-con handle

thingiverse

... handle I decided to make for playing smash bro. ...it has the smash bro symbol on the back. To install the joy-con onto the handle simply insert the joy-con with the shoulder buttons side in first. ...This handle can be printed without any supports.

Nintendo Switch Joy Con Handle

thingiverse

Just a little Gadget to make your Joy Cons feel like a real game controller. ... Not like a pro controller but even better than without it!

Nintendo Switch Joy-Con Controller

thingiverse

I needed a good controller for my Joy-Cons so I designed these. Only needs a little bit of clue. ...The version 1 has rounded front panel now.

Joy-con Grip Nintendo Switch

thingiverse

This is a remix of a rce2018's design, based on 3DBotMaker's Joy-Con's grips. rce2018: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3492722 3DBotMaker: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2259607 I remixed with the intention to save plastic, and to give...

Nintendo Switch Joy-Con Stand

thingiverse

Couldn't find a decent, minimalist Joy-Con stand so I designed this. I printed the stand on its side and would suggest a brim on glass beds if adhesion is a problem as there isn't much surface area to hold it down. Would love to see some pics...

Nintendo Switch Joy-Con Holder

sketchfab

I am making no money off of this model. ...This is a holder for two joy-cons. Great for 3D Printing. Model for personal–not commercial–use only. ...If you reference it in any way, please provide credit in the description!

Nintendo Switch Joy Con Grip

prusaprinters

Just enough to ensure the overhangs on the track indentations (where the Joy Cons click in and lock to the grip) are nice and dimensional.Supports + Brim = Success! …But Wait, There's More!It's probably a waste of filament, but if you enable. ..

Modified Nintendo Switch Joy-con

thingiverse

... corected scale so on proper calibrated printer should be easy to print. ...I printed it for my Oled version of Ninteno Switch Thanks go to: JopieLoempia https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3287257 and to manabum https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2769344

Nintendo Switch Joy-Con U

myminifactory

Here's a controller accessory I made for those who would like to consolidate all the parts that come with the Switch, want something a little more ergonimic, and easy to carry around along while out and about. This doesn't require supports, but it. ..

Nintendo Switch Joy Con Wall Mount // Wandhalterung

thingiverse

I designed this wall mount for the Joy Con from the Nintendo switch. ...

Mario Kart Joy Con Controllers - #Nintendo Switch

pinshape

Mario Kart Joy Con Controllers - Nintendo Switch MARIO, LUIGI, PRINCESS PEACH & BOWSER

Nintendo Switch Joy Con and Controller Stand

thingiverse

Nintendo Switch Controller Stand and Game Case at ones. - 1 Controller - 4 Nintendo Switch Games

Nintendo Switch Phone Joy Con Grip Template

thingiverse

A template for an easier way to remix Nintendo Switch Phone Joy Con Grip by Puglife for different phones.

Nintendo Switch joy-con Grip Stand

thingiverse

this use for nintendo switch joy-con grip stand, easy to storage. ... the bottom is best fixed with glue

The Complete Beginner's Guide to 3D Printing

When it comes to hobbies, your first thoughts will be sports, adventure, or paper crafts. But as Western society has access to vast technological advances, new crazes including the 3D printing process have emerged. With endless possibilities for creating creatures, decorations, gears, toys, signs, costumes, tools and everything else you can think of, what not to love.

While 3D printing has until recently been a manufacturing and business-only endeavor, the recent expiration of patents on 3D printer process technology has allowed it to become much more consumer-friendly. That is, he deserved his place here, in the hall of absolute guides from the Hobby Kryze team. And we thought we'd introduce you to the wonderful world of print freedom with the perfect beginner's guide to 3D printing. nine0003

Just to cover the basics, this article dives into layers of filament to cover the history of 3D printing design, a glossary of jargon, and everything you need to know before hitting send to printer. Take a look at what's covered in this perfect beginner's guide to 3D printing:

1. All About the 3D Printing Process Hobbies
2. Why You Should Learn to 3D Print
3. The Background to 3D Printing Design and Filament
4. Every Level of 3D -terminology you need to know
5. Types of 3D printers on the market
6. All the tools you need to get started
7. Beginner's guide to 3D printing Step by step instructions

Before we start, there is one thing you need to know. 3D printing takes a lot of time. Sometimes hours, sometimes night or all day. So, to succeed in the 3D printing design hobby, make sure you have a kettle, a Netflix series to grab a bite to eat, and patience.

Otherwise, you will start with a hobby that can often be cheaper than other hobbies such as skiing, sailing or photography. nine0003

All About the 3D Printing Process Hobbies

Ever since the FDM (Fusion Deposition Modeling) patents expired in 2009, the popularity and availability of commercial 3D printing has grown rapidly. Since the average car sells for a couple of thousand pounds on the market, they can often be a better choice than a new car. Especially when car sharing and Uber taxis are still gaining popularity.

Not to mention the possibilities. From creating gifts and repairing items to starting a business and making money with 3D printing. Here's a list of things we're sure you didn't know could be 3D printed: 9Musical Instruments

Jewelry

Camera Cases

Purses and Wallets

Boarding Bags

Helmets

Storage Boxes

Furniture

Why you should learn to 3D print

A creative hobby will always be something that provides a natural endorphin rush. However, if you're mechanically minded, being able to also turn on the machines, processes, software, and watch something get done from concept to finished product can be even more rewarding. Especially when there is a specific goal waiting for the finished product. nine0003

In fact, there were many capitalists around the world who assumed that 3D printing could bring temporary fixes to just about anything, including cars. So, the next time your bumper falls off and you can't sign up for a garage for a month or two, try 3D printing yourself a new one. Maybe invest in a spray can of paint.

Of course, there are many more benefits to a hobby where you can learn how to 3D print. So, The Hobby Kraze team put together a list so you can see what you might be missing out on:

• Hobbies can release endorphins
• Seeing things come to life can be fun
• You can leave your car to do your work while you watch TV
• Math and creativity can help prevent Alzheimer's
• Create educational items for kids
• You can sell your creations
• After the initial investment, it's an affordable hobby
• You can choose the size of the car
• Using filament to create structures can be durable
• The 3D printing process can be used for anything
• You can create a business from your 3D designs.
• There are online communities where people share their 3D printing projects.
• You can create anything you can imagine
• You will improve your software skills
• This will give you an edge in a growing industry
• You can teach others how to 3D print
• Eco-friendly 3D printing for renovation instead of buying a new one
• You can create unique and meaningful gifts
• You can 3D print accessories for other hobbies.
• You will improve your math skills
• You have the solution to the missing piece of the puzzle
• You can repair furniture
• You can start the process of 3D printing chocolate
• You do not need to know the code or design, as you can use ready-made models nine0010
• You reduce the need for worldwide shipping

3D printing design background and filament

In a 1950 issue of Astounding Science Fiction Magazine, a writer named Raymond Jones coined the term "molecular spray". This is the term used in the story; "Tools of the Trade" is the spraying of material, which then hardens to create an object. This link is the first recorded historical 3D printing idea. nine0003

However, in 1981, Hideo Kodama filed the first patent for the "XYZ plotter" in Japan. This inventor was part of the Municipal Research Institute of Industry and received a grant to build a machine that would make 3D models by exposing layers of thermosetting polymer to UV light controlled by a scanning fiber optic transmitter. Unfortunately, Kodama's boss was not interested in this creation, and the project was closed, which means that the patent was canceled. nine0003

Later, in 1984, American entrepreneur Bill Masters successfully filed the first patent for 3D printing. His project was called "Computer-aided manufacturing process and system" and included the basics of modern 3D printing, which you and I are familiar with.

As this brief history of the still young technology continued, scientists, computer scientists and mechanics around the world found new and innovative ways to use layered technology to create parts. In fact, most of it happened in the 80s, which means that the 3D printing process is only about 40 years old. As such, there will be many people sharing this beginner's guide to 3D printing to understand what it's all about and why you should develop a hobby involving machine, computer, and filament. nine0003

Here are some other milestones in 3D printing technology;

• 1984 - Charles Hull created stereolithography.
• 1986 - Founding of 3D Systems.
• 1988 - The first commercial 3D printer SLA-1 is released.
• 1988 - A student named Karl Deckhard introduced the selective laser sintering method.
• 1989 - Founding of Stratasys, the father of 3D technology.
• 1992 - Stratasys launched the first FDM machine with Scott Crump.
• 2009 - The patent for the FDM 3D printing process expires.
• 2009 - The first commercially available 3D printer is released as a kit.
• 2014 - Benjamin Cook created the first 3D printer capable of working with multiple materials.
• 2014 - Google invested over $100M in Carbon3D.

Every level of 3D terminology you need to know

Since this is a beginner's guide to 3D printing, the team couldn't leave you without explaining some of the key terms you'll come across as you learn to 3D print. There are many abbreviations and many computer terms that can be seen as something different when applied to another hobby. Thus, it is always important to know the terms of your trade before you start making sure that nothing gets lost in the transfer. That being said, The Hobby Kraze team put together an ABC to help you learn how to 3D print. nine0003

• ABS

Abbreviation for Acrylonitrile Butadiene Styrene is the name of a wear resistant material made from fossil fuels. It's funny that this is the material that LEGO® was made from before their recent move to a more biodegradable and sustainable plastic. For more information, check out The Complete Beginner's Guide to the LEGO® Collection.

ABS filament, in addition to being non-biodegradable, is a fossil fuel derivative that is difficult to print with and causes a burning smell. However, it is still a popular choice. This is because it is affordable, durable, strong and easy to sand. nine0003

• Axle

When a machinist talks about an axle, he is referring to how the model is built and how the printer will move. There are three main axes to consider; X, Y, and Z. The X axis is movement from left to right. The Y axis is forward and backward movement. The Z axis is up and down movement. You will need to reference them in your 3D modeling software and then you can watch your 3D printing projects come to life.

• bed

The 3D printed bed is the pallet that acts as the base of the project. Often this will be a metal base so that the thread does not stick and the finished piece can be easily removed. In addition, there are options with heated beds. Increasing the temperature of the bed helps prevent warping of the multi-layer yarn while providing slightly better bonding before the layers have completely cooled. nine0003

• CAD

Standing for "computer-aided design," it is the act of using a computer and software to assist in the design process of something. And in the case of 3D printing, models and code must be entered into the machine before it knows what to create. So when you create a model in software like Blender for 3D printing, you are using CAD.

• Transport

The carriage is the simple part of the machine that carries and holds the extruder. The carriage is moved by a special code that is entered through the models using CAD. nine0003

• extruder

In every 3D printer, there is a part that melts and deposits filament. Whether you are working with a liquid or a semi-fluid, the layer must be extruded onto the platform in order for the product or object to be built. Sometimes, however, the extruder does not apply the actual material used to grow the object, but emits light or a binder to allow the layers of powder to harden.

• Filament

Filament is the most common material used in 3D printing. As with the FDM 3D printing process, the most popular commercial 3D printing projects use filament material. It comes on spools and is a thermoplastic substance that is fed through an extruder, heated and melted on the 3D printer platform. nine0003

• Infill density

If someone asks about the infill density of your object, they really want to know what percentage of the model is filled with your filament or 3D printed material. Often, fill patterns are used to create a fill density percentage. This gives the object strength and is often required to be 15%, 20% or 30% by those modeling the elements.

• Fill pattern

The fill pattern is how an object is filled with thread. In 3D printing projects, you will often see the hexagonal "honeycomb" effect used to give an object structural integrity, height, wobble, and strength. However, other template options include; linear, Moroccan, feline, honeycomb, grid, triangular, gilbert and octa. nine0003

• G-Code

This is the common language between us and our 3D printers. So, when we start 3D printing as a hobby and don't intend to use ready-made models from sites like Thingiverse, you need to brush up on your G-code. This language is not specific to 3D printing and can be used for other CAD applications. Essentially, G-code describes every tiny movement of the extruder and carriage of a 3D printer in separate lines of code.

• nozzle

While we might say that some terms may be misunderstood depending on the context, this is not one of them. Whether it's a nozzle that emits fuel, a pipeline nozzle that releases icing, or a 3D printing nozzle that extrudes filament, a nozzle is a nozzle.

• PLA

PLA stands for polylactic acid and is a renewable and biodegradable plastic derived from sustainable sources such as corn starch or sugar cane. Unlike ABS filament, the PLA 3D extrusion printing process produces a slightly sweet smell and is easy to use. However, it is a little harder to get hold of and is prone to clogging the extruder due to its softer nature. nine0003

• RepRap

RepRap is an online community offering open source 3D printing software. And one of the most notable aspects of the brand is that it was one of the first public 3D printing machines available to anyone with a desktop computer. In addition, they are aiming to produce more RepRap 3D printing machines, using themselves to make parts. This means that it is the first machine that can reproduce itself.

• retraction

One of the most common 3D printing annoyances, besides warping, can be filament stringiness. Sometimes, if the extruder does not pull in material before moving on to the next area, it will leave a trail of filament. Thus, the extruders have a pull-in motion to retract the filament and prevent dripping. Some of the less expensive 3D printer models may be more prone to this. And PLA is more likely to leave a gooey effect than ABS. nine0003

• Cleaver

A slicer is a piece of software that can convert a model in software like Blender into a special G-code that your 3D printer can read and understand. You will need to cut your STL file model into G-code before the 3D printer can do anything.

• STL file format

The STL file format is what format your model will be in. You can download the STL file format from pre-built websites such as Thingiverse. The fun fact is that the meaning of the acronym is still widely debated. Some think it means standard triangle language, others think it means stereolithography, and some think it means standard tessellation language. We will let you choose. nine0003

• Warp

Since this is the perfect beginner's guide to 3D printing, you should definitely be prepared for it. This is an undesirable but common effect in the 3D printing process. Even the most expensive and well maintained 3D printing machines can warp. When 3D printing projects are in progress, they can sometimes curl around the edges, which can negatively affect the usability of the final product.

Types of 3D printers on the market

There are four types of 3D printers on the market. And while some are more popular than others, they each have their own way of perfecting the final product. Some may use a filament that needs to be extruded onto the base, while others have a liquid resin that is set with a laser beam. Alternatively, you can buy pre-made machines or kits and assemble your own, which can be fun at times.

Here at The Hobby Kraze we would suggest using an FDM machine when you are learning to type, but it is still good to know about the other types on the market as well. Let's take a look at the beginner's guide to the four types of 3D printing machines:

1. Digital Light Projector (DLP)

The digital light projector 3D printing process is a technique developed in 1987 by Texas Instruments. Known for their contributions to the development of calculators and projectors, they use digital light to cure photoreactive polymers. The machine has a tank filled with resin, as well as a digital light source using the same micromirror used in phones. And wherever the computer is told to shine, the light hardens the resin and creates a 3D object by layering the resin. nine0003

The advantage of using a DLP printer is that the entire layer can be cured at the same time, which means there is much less chance of layer mismatches. It also means that projects that would take 4 hours to 3D print on an SLA printer will only take 30 minutes on a DLP printer.

The disadvantages of DLP will be size, resolution and finish. Since digital light is needed for this machine, it makes the body bigger. In addition, due to the buildup of resin, a rectangular surface may be formed, which must be sanded. nine0003

2. Fused Deposition Modeling (FDM)

Also known as FFF (Fused Filament Fabrication), this is the most popular 3D printing process. This is a technology commonly associated with 3D printing, but also with the new popular 3D printing pens, which are great for artists to create smaller projects at a lower cost. The FDM machine uses a filament that passes through an extruder and is melted onto the base. Reaching the base, it hardens and creates a strong structure. nine0003

There are two common FDM options, including Cartesian and Delta. The standard FDM machine has an extruder mounted on a carriage that moves along the XYZ axes. However, the Cartesian model has a base that moves in the XY axes while the caret moves in the Z axis. Then there's Delta. It has a circular base above which sits an extruder controlled by three arms in the Z-axis only.

The benefits of using FDM 3D printing processes include their affordability, affordability, small size, scalability, and flexibility of the filament material. The latter means that if you're a food lover, you can print food today and print a new Etsy business keychain the next day. nine0003

The disadvantages of using FDM will be loose connections due to extrusion at different times, as well as limited detail due to predetermined nozzle size. However, these cons can be very minor for someone new to the 3D printing hobby.

3. Selective Laser Sintering (SLS)

Selective Laser Sintering is very similar to DLP, but not the same. There are basic principles of printing inside the tray. The principle of operation of these machines involves the use of a laser executing a specific code to sinter a powdered material. The small roller blade then grabs a new layer of power and covers the sintered area. It can then be sintered to create the next layer. So, like an FDM printer, unlike DLP or SLA, it is built up. nine0003

This type of 3D printing process is very popular in industrial environments as it can be used for various hardware materials such as filament, ceramics, glass, nylon, aluminum, steel and silver.

However, due to the use of these durable materials, they are not a great option for learning to 3D print. They require powerful lasers, which can be very expensive to run.

4. Stereolithography (SLA)

The latest type of 3D printing process is the oldest form and is the basis for all other 3D printing technologies. And, it is still in use today. This is very similar to the DLP 3D printing design but uses UV light lasers instead of digitally generated light refracted by a micromirror. nine0003

Because stereolithography involves curing a liquid resin with a flash of ultraviolet light, it can create an entire surface at once. And, like DLP printing, it will create a smoother base without loose joints. In addition, it is much more suitable for small and highly detailed objects. So, being new to 3D printing, The Hobby Kraze team suggested using the SLA model as an additional option.

However, if you choose this route, you should be aware that resin is not as structurally strong as filament, so it can often break down or be unsuitable for mechanical processes. Also, the costs and time to print can be much higher than those associated with the FDM 3D printing process. nine0003

All the tools you'll need to get started

Now that you've broken down the jargon and know what type of 3D printing process or machine you'd like to buy; you can create your own set of tools. The capabilities of a 3D printer are enhanced by their toolset.

For example; if you are an online business that needs to create car accessories, you need to make sure you have the sandpaper and buffer to perfect the product. So, to help you on your 3D printing adventure, this specific beginner's guide to 3D printing has created a checklist you can use:

• Izolation tape
• 3D printer
• Filament
• Dust air duct
• Capto tape
• 9000
• Dark glasses
• CAD
• Tweezers
• Sanding paper
• buffer
• Palette knives
• X-Acto blade
• Cutting board

  The final part of this complete beginner's guide to 3D printing walks you through the step-by-step process you need to follow when you learn to 3D print. However, since we don't know what type of 3D printer you will choose, what materials you will use, or what your end goal is, it will be difficult for us to go into details. For example, you are told to load filament into the extruder, when in fact you have an SLA 3D printer that needs a reservoir to fill with resin. nine0003

  The first thing to do is to complete the exercise from the checklist above. Then, when you have everything, you can think about what you would like to build. Whether it's a new pair of earrings, a new emergency brake handle, or a piece of jewelry for Mother's Day. You will need to have an idea of ​​what comes out of the car so you can create a model.

  To do this, you can download software such as;

  • mixer
  • Autodesk Maya
  • NATRA
  • ZBRUSH
  • Cinema 4D
  • Mode
  • Rhinorog
  • BFORTRISTICS
  • Wings 3D
  • Sketchup
    

  But if you do not want to create a unique model (so far), you can visit such sites of such sites;

  • Thingiverse
  • Needle
  • GrabCAD
  • Cults 3D
  • My Mini Factory
  • You Imagine
    

  Directly using the STL. Once you do that, you will need other software to cut the STL file into G-code. This way, your 3D printer will be able to read lines of code and run projects for 3D printing. nine0003

  This G-code separates the model and also provides the printer with key information to help build the model. For example; print speed, print size, layer thickness, shell thickness, retraction, infill pattern, infill density and more.

  Most modern 3D printers will be equipped with the software needed to convert the STL file format to G-code. But just in case you need an external source, here is a small list of software sources you can use to convert your STL to G-code; nine0003

  Conclusion

  This concludes this beginner's guide to 3D printing. Of course, the Hobby Kraze team loves a job well done. So, if you're excited about your new 3D printing craze, you'll have to share your latest and greatest creations with our team on social media.

  Alternatively, if you want to continue on your creative path but don't want to mess around with machines, check out our other hobby guides for ideas that work for you. We have The Complete Beginner's Guide to Rock Collecting and Tumbling, The Complete Beginner's Guide to Origami, Quilling, and Paper Toys, The Complete Beginner's Guide to Knitting, The Complete Beginner's Guide to Sewing, The Complete Beginner's Guide to Scrapbooking, and The Complete Beginner's Guide Starting stamp collections are just some of them. nine0003

  Industrial 3D printers for printing resin-coated sand for injection molds and polystyrene

  SLS technology (Selective Laser Sintering - Selective Laser Sintering)

  
  

  SLS 3D Printer Scheme for Resin Sand and Polystyrene

  Technical parameters of industrial 3D printers SLS-PS

  Model nine0530	SLS-500PS	SLS-1000PS	SLS-1200PS	SLS-1400PS
  CO2 laser, Power W	55	one hundred	one hundred	100*2 100*4
  Scanning system Dynamic focus nine0530	8 m/s	8 m/s	8 m/s	8 m/s*2 8 m/s*4
  Print Layer Thickness	0. 08-0.3mm
  Print Accuracy	±0.2mm (L≤200mm), ±0.1% (L>200mm)
  Print chamber size mm nine0530	X500 Y500 Z400	X1000 Y1000 X600	X1200 Y1200 Z600	X1400 Y1400 Z500
  Powder supply	Two pistons on both sides
  Print material	Color coated sand, polystyrene
  Operating system	Windows XP
  Software	HUST 3DP (independent research and development)
  File Format	stl, online cuts in the process of formation, changing the layer thickness, scanning. 3D visualization
  3D printer dimensions mm nine0530	X2070 Y1280 Z2080	X2150 Y2170 Z3100	X2350 Y2390 Z3400	X2520 Y1790 Z2780
  Power supply	3 phases, 4 lines with earth, 380V±10%, 50Hz
  Working temperature	18-25°С
  Operating Humidity	Not more than 60%
  Power input kW	3	four	five	9/16

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