ArcGuard — Curved Locking Cage
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Description
Eine maßgefertigte, zweiteilige Sicherheits-Käfigstruktur mit einem massiven Basisring und einer gebogenen Gitterabdeckung.
Der Käfig ist so konstruiert, dass er bündig auf dem Ring aufsitzt. Das integrierte Schließsystem wurde nach außen verlegt, um die Handhabung mit einem kleinen Vorhängeschloss zu erleichtern, während das Hauptrohr geschützt bleibt.
Features
- Biegung: Die Käfigstruktur biegt sich um 25 Grad nach unten und vom Schloss weg, was den Platzbedarf in Schließrichtung minimiert.
- Ergonomie: Sämtliche Kanten, auch im inneren Gitterbereich und an der 10-mm-Abschlussöffnung, sind vollständig abgerundet – das Design kommt ohne harte Schnittkanten aus.
- Stabilität: Massive Stangenführung und 4 mm starke Gitterwände sorgen für hohe strukturelle Belastbarkeit.
Print notes
Beide Teile können flach nebeneinander auf dem Druckbett positioniert werden. Für die Gitterstruktur des Käfigs ist bedingt durch die Wölbung Support-Material erforderlich.
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