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3D Solid Model (DWG) for Davit Manhole Cover

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    Posted: 11.Aug.2026 at 17:32
Hello community,
I am working on a workshop/production drawing for a vessel and I need a functional 3D CAD model (preferably a .dwg) of a Davit-Arm Manhole Cover mechanism with Cover conforming to DIN 28124-4 and DIN 28124-3. Specifically Type H, d2 = 670 mm.
Does anyone would be willing to share?
Thanks Zoran

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Hello zoranob, I can see that the model that you want H for horizontal is not complicated but some dimensions are not included in that page 1 of 4 like the dimensions b, d10, l1, l2, l3, details X, Y, Z, etc...
Those dimensions should indicated in the rest of the norm.
These are not complicated 3D solids to elaborate.


Edited by philippe JOSEPH - 12.Aug.2026 at 14:18
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