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Cini&Nils Gradi MINI Lamp - Shield

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A1
A1 mini
H2D Pro
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A2L

0.16mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill
0.16mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill
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4 h
2 plates

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Project: Gradi MINI Shield Replacement

Additive Engineering applied to Lighting Design

1. Concept: Design Continuity & Resilience

The project's objective is the functional restoration of the Cini&Niels Gradi MINI lamp through additive manufacturing (FDM). The focus is on the optimization of light diffusion based on the specific needs of the environment, ensuring the longevity of a design icon.

2. Technical Printing Specifications

  • Technology: FDM (Fused Deposition Modeling).
  • Material: High-thermal-resistance polymers (PETG/PC) to manage heat from the source.
  • Precision: Optimized layer height for a homogeneous surface finish and controlled diffusion.

3. Geometric Analysis: Light Flow Control

The project is structured with two geometric variants for precise management of the Light Cut-off:

  • Full Shield Version (360°): * Function: Maximum shielding power.
    • Effect: Transforms the entire surface into a diffuse illuminating body, ideal for soft ambient light completely free of luminance peaks.
  • Hybrid Shield Version (215°): * Function: Extended asymmetrical shielding.
    • Technical Advantage: The 215° arc exceeds the semicircle to ensure total blackout from the observer's viewpoint, eliminating side reflections and directing the light flow precisely towards reflective surfaces (wall/ceiling).

4. Chromatic Study and Transmittance

The selection of materials defines the optical behavior of the shield:

  • Opaque Finish (White): * Acts as a pure diffuser. It distributes light uniformly with a solid and modern aesthetic, ideal for completely concealing the light source.
  • Translucent Finish (Clear/Natural): * Leverages the internal refraction of filaments. It allows for superior light transmission, recalling the aesthetic of the original technical glass but with the structural resilience of the polymer.

5. Conclusions

The integration of the 215° variant allows for superior photometric control compared to standard replacements, offering a customized solution that combines industrial aesthetics and lighting performance.

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