Caneca porta-latas com alça em peça única
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Caneca porta-latas em peça única para latas de 269 ml. O corpo cilíndrico tem Ø externo de 64,6 mm e 90 mm de altura, com cavidade reta de Ø 58,6 mm e 87 mm de profundidade útil. A parede tem 3,0 mm e o fundo 3 mm; um furo de Ø 6 mm no centro do fundo alivia o ar, e um chanfro de 1 × 45° na borda interna do topo guia a entrada da lata. Duas faixas salientes de Ø 67,6 mm reforçam o desenho: uma na base, de Z=0 a 10, e outra no topo, de Z=80 a 90, ambas com chanfros de 45°. Entre Z=10 e Z=80 o corpo é liso, para receber adesivo.
A alça fica em um dos lados, com 12 mm de largura e avanço até X=54. Ela sobe até Z=80, encostando no início da faixa superior, e mantém topo plano com barra vertical na ponta; a diagonal de 45° fica embaixo. As barras do perfil têm cerca de 6 mm, e as quinas externas e as do furo são chanfradas a 45°. O vão interno acompanha o perfil, com teto em Z=74; o chanfro na quina ajuda a impressão, mas o trecho ainda forma uma ponte e pode pedir suporte.
- Altura total: 90 mm
- Pegada na mesa de impressão: 87,8 × 67,6 mm
- Cavidade: Ø 58,6 mm por 87 mm de profundidade útil
- Parede de 3,0 mm e fundo de 3 mm
- Furo de alívio de ar: Ø 6 mm
- Faixas salientes: Ø 67,6 mm, base de Z=0 a 10 e topo de Z=80 a 90
- Alça: 12 mm de largura, até X=54, topo em Z=80, barras de cerca de 6 mm e chanfros de 45°
- Vão da alça: teto em Z=74, com chanfro na quina; pode pedir suporte sob a ponte
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