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Pojemnik z nasuwanym wieczkiem

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Storage & Organizationpojemnikcr2032bateriawieczko-nasuwanebez-kratkiorganizacjabez-podpor
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Do czego służy

Pusty w środku pojemnik na zapasową baterię CR2032, także w małym opakowaniu blisterowym. Wnętrze nie ma kratki, więc baterię lub całe opakowanie wkłada się do środka i zamyka wieczkiem nasuwanym z zewnątrz, jak pokrywka pudełka. Pojemnik i wieczko to dwa osobne elementy; wieczko nie ma zawiasu ani magnesu, a po nałożeniu jest równe z korpusem na bokach.

Wymiary

  • Pojemnik: podstawa 60 × 75 mm, wysokość 40 mm; ścianki i dno po 2 mm.
  • Wnęka: 56 × 71 mm, u góry zwężona do 52 × 67 mm na wysokości 8 mm.
  • Wieczko: 60 × 75 × 10 mm; otwór 56,4 × 71,4 mm, luz 0,2 mm z każdej strony.
  • Po założeniu wieczka całość ma 42 mm wysokości.
  • Opakowanie baterii o grubości niecałe 5 mm mieści się z zapasem.

Druk

  • Dwa elementy do wydruku: pojemnik i wieczko — drukują się osobno.
  • Wieczko nasuwa się z zewnątrz; przy zbyt luźnym pasowaniu zmniejsz luz lub zwiększ wypełnienie ścianek.
  • Bez kratki i bez napisów na wieczku.

Pomysły na modyfikacje

  • Zmiana wymiarów wnęki pod inne opakowania baterii lub stos.
  • Wersja z kratką na kilka baterii obok siebie.
  • Nacięcie lub uchwyt przy krawędzi wieczka, ułatwiający zdejmowanie.
  • Miejsce na napis lub oznaczenie na wieczku.

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