How to read a 3D size comparison
Compare the product and familiar objects at one scale, while understanding what each measurement includes.
1. Reference object dimensions
The examples use a 90 × 50 × 0.3 mm card, a 140 mm pen with a 10 mm body diameter, and a 105 × 148 × 8 mm A6 notebook. These are reference assumptions, not universal dimensions for every card or pen.
2. Body versus complete envelope
The MONO 5.9T specification lists a 93 mm body height; the supplied CAD measures 116 mm overall. Shafts and fittings contribute to the envelope, so measurements with different boundaries are not interchangeable.
3. Use the front view
The viewer uses the same units for the product and reference object. Front view makes height and width comparisons easier. Display pixels vary by screen, so this is not a physical 1:1 display.
4. Geometry and appearance
Geometry comes from the supplied STEP with no independent axis scaling. Web materials and lighting are not measured surface properties; check physical product material for final appearance.
Prepared from the supplied PSMP specifications, CAD and READ ME notices in the product download archives.
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