پروژه ماکت دستگاه تتراپک

• Scale: 1:100
• Client: –
• Materials: Plexiglass and Aluminum
• Painting: Automotive Paint
• Painting Style: Realistic with Material Texture
• Category: Industrial Model

Design and Construction Process of the Tetra Pak Machine Model at 1:100 Scale

The Tetra Pak machine model is a precise representation of an advanced industrial machine at a 1:100 scale. These types of models are mainly used for educational, display, or marketing purposes in manufacturing companies. This project focused on showcasing the external appearance and mechanical structure of the machine using industrial materials and detailed painting techniques. Below is a complete explanation of the design and construction stages:

1. Analysis and Redesign of the Drawings
   At the beginning of the process, technical drawings, 3D renderings, and engineering data of the Tetra Pak machine were reviewed. The real dimensions were scaled down to 1:100, and a digital 3D model was accurately reconstructed to prepare it for cutting and assembly.
2. Material Selection
   Considering the machine’s metallic and industrial structure, a combination of transparent/colored plexiglass and lightweight aluminum was chosen. Plexiglass was used for semi-transparent surfaces, covers, and outer body parts, while aluminum was employed for technical components, supports, and areas requiring a tougher, more industrial feel.
3. Component Preparation
   Based on the cutting plans, all parts were prepared using a laser cutter (for plexiglass) and CNC machine (for aluminum). Precision in the cutting dimensions and compatibility of key components was crucial to ensure accurate final assembly.
4. High-Precision Assembly
   After cutting, the parts were assembled using industrial adhesives for plexiglass and aluminum, as well as small fasteners. Proper alignment and positioning of the components preserved the accurate proportions and realistic appearance of the machine.
5. Realistic Painting
   Painting was done using automotive paint in multiple layers to ensure durability and replicate the smooth, glossy surface of the actual machine. Additionally, using texture techniques and accent paints, specific areas of the machine with real-world textures or industrial line patterns were recreated.
6. Final Preparation and Presentation
   In the final step, the model was mounted on a suitable base. All electrical wiring (if lighting or movement was needed) was hidden, and the model was prepared for display at exhibitions or company offices.

Thanks to its construction precision and realistic painting, this model serves as a professional tool for presenting the structure and function of the Tetra Pak machine on a smaller scale.