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Metal Stand Model
🔩 3D Scientific Model of a Metal Stand — C4D Source Files (RS Rendering)
High-precision 3D model of a laboratory metal stand, C4D source file, rendered with Redshift, realistically recreating the polished texture and intricate structure of the metal frame, empowering visualization in chemistry, biology, and pharmaceutical experimental teaching and comprehensive scientific research.
📌 Model Overview
The iron stand (also known as a retort stand) is one of the most basic and widely used support devices in chemistry, biology, and pharmaceutical laboratories. It consists ofRectangular Base、Vertical Post、Cross Clamp (Boss Head) andMetal HoopIt is used to assemble experimental setups for heating, filtering, titration, distillation, and other processes, providing stable support for glassware such as flasks, test tubes, and funnels.
In scientific research papers, experimental teaching presentations, laboratory safety manuals, and instrument operating instructions, accurate three-dimensional representations of iron stands play a crucial supporting role in illustrating experimental setups and explaining operational procedures. Whether in schematic diagrams of reaction setups in academic journals or in experimental illustrations in textbooks, a detailed and realistic model of a wire-frame stand can significantly enhance the professionalism and readability of the illustrations.
This model uses C4D (Cinema 4D) Construct the precise geometric shape of a common laboratory iron stand using Redshift (RS) renderer The material and lighting rendering has been completed, faithfully reproducing the highly reflective, polished texture and ambient reflection effects characteristic of metal materials. The model includesBase, Upright, Cross Clamp, and Metal RingFour core components, with a clear structure and precise proportions.The source file does not include other accessories such as test tube clamps and asbestos mesh., but it can be used with the items in this site’s “Laboratory Equipment Series”Dish、Single-neck flask、Glass test tubeCombine these models freely to build a complete experimental setup. This model is Figures in SCI Papers、Experimental Teaching Courseware、Schematic Diagram of the Instrument 及 Science Education Exhibition High-quality 3D assets.
✨ Key Highlights
🔧 Complete structure, precise proportions
The model is constructed based on the actual structure of a standard laboratory iron stand: the rectangular base is sturdy and solid, the columns are vertical and straight, the cross-clamp structure is precise, and the iron rings are neatly arranged in a circular pattern. The assembly relationships between the components are accurate and logical, and details such as the knobs and sliding holes on the cross clamps have been faithfully reproduced, ensuring the model’s realism and authenticity within the scene.Does not include test tube clamps or asbestos mesh, focusing on showcasing the core structure of the metal stand itself.
✨ Metallic finish, truly outstanding
With the help of Redshift GPU-accelerated rendererA dual-material system was carefully designed for the model—the base features a matte metallic finish, the columns and cross-bracket have a highly polished chrome finish, and the iron ring exhibits a subtle metallic sheen. By precisely controlling reflectance, roughness, and ambient reflection, the model perfectly reproduces the distinct optical characteristics of different metal surfaces, presenting a realistic metallic texture under various lighting conditions.
🧪 Coordinating series—mix and match as you like
This model is similar to the one previously published on this site Dish, round-bottomed flask, glass test tube These laboratory equipment models are all part of the “Laboratory Equipment Series,” and their materials, styles, lighting schemes, and rendering parameters are consistent throughout. You can freely combine the iron stand with other labware in the series to quickly set up complete experimental setup scenes—such as heating, filtration, titration, and distillation—without needing to make additional adjustments to materials or lighting.
📁 Source files are open and free to edit.
We provide a complete C4D project file, including all material node networks, lighting systems, multiple camera angles, and rendering presets. You can freely adjust the base dimensions, column height, ring diameter, metal color, and material parameters as needed. You can also create animations of the cross-clamp sliding up and down or combine it with other vessels to build experimental setups.
🔄 Ready to use right out of the box, suitable for a variety of scenarios
Whether it’s a schematic diagram of a chemistry lab setup, a demonstration of biology or medical lab procedures, or a lab safety training presentation, this model can be quickly adapted to any need. It’s ready to use right out of the box, saving a significant amount of modeling time.
📋 Technical Specifications
| Project | Specifications |
|---|---|
| Vessel Types | Common Laboratory Iron-Frame Benches |
| Components | Rectangular base + vertical post + cross clamp (boss head) + metal ring |
| Accessories not included | Test tube clamps, asbestos mesh, and other clamping/support accessories |
| Material Options | Matte base + polished chrome columns/cross clamps + metallic-finish iron rings |
| software format | C4D (.c4d) |
| renderer | Redshift (RS) |
| Output Resolution | 4K Ultra HD (output can be customized to a higher resolution) |
| Document Content | 3D Models + Complete Materials + Lighting System + Camera Presets |
| Attached file | Multi-angle rendering previews (PNG format) |
| Applicable software | Cinema 4D R20 or later (Redshift 3.0+ recommended) |
| Applicable scenarios | Illustrations for academic papers, course material development, PowerPoint presentations, animation production, and science outreach exhibits |
🎯 Use Cases
- Schematic Diagram of a Chemistry Lab Setup: Display of support structures for devices such as heating, filtration, titration, and distillation units
- Biology/Pharmaceutical Laboratory Instruction: Instrument Identification, Setup, and Operating Instructions for Basic Experiments
- Laboratory Safety Training: Illustrative materials on the proper assembly and operating procedures for iron scaffolding platforms
- Comprehensive Scientific Research Visualization: Schematic diagrams of experimental setups in the "Methods and Materials" section of journal articles and grant proposals
- Experimental Apparatus Series Accessories: For use in combination with models in this series, such as watch glasses, single-neck flasks, and glass test tubes
👥 Target Audience
- Chemistry, Chemical Engineering, Biology, and PharmacyResearchers and graduate students in the field
- Engage inLaboratory Instruction and Laboratory Safety Trainingeducators
- Needs to be madeSchematic Diagram of the Experimental Setupacademics
- Scientific visualization designerand 3D modeling enthusiasts
- Creators of textbook illustrations, instrument manuals, and science education videos
- Research teams in interdisciplinary fields that need to set up experimental scenarios
🖼️ Preview display
This material is suitable for biochemistry scientific research, featuring high resolution. It was created using C4D (CINEMA 4D) software with the RS (RedShift) renderer. It is recommended to open this material with C4D, where you can freely adjust the model colors, display orientation, and other settings.
📥 How to Get It
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Image assets only include PNG format
The source files include image assets, C4D format source files, and GLTF format files. The 3D source files need to be opened with C4D software, please confirm yours.Software version is greater than or equal to R20, too low of a Cinema 4D version might not be able to open it
You can achieve results consistent with this site by using the RedShift renderer. Other renderers can also be used, but due to differences in renderers and materials, the output will vary and you will need to adjust the materials and lighting according to your specific renderer.
Usage tips: To ensure optimal rendering results, please make sure your versions of C4D and Redshift are compatible. This resource is intended solely for academic research and personal study; it may not be used for commercial purposes without authorization.
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💬 About this model
Among all laboratory equipment, the metal stand appears to have a simple structure, but rendering the realistic appearance of its metal material is a classic challenge in 3D visualization. The key focus in refining this model was determining how to precisely distinguish the different metal surface characteristics of the base, columns, cross clamps, and metal rings through material parameters—the matte finish of the base, the mirror-like reflection of the columns, and the subtle sheen of the metal rings. During the model’s creation, we repeatedly fine-tuned parameters such as reflectance, roughness, anisotropy, and ambient reflection for the metal materials, taking into account the characteristics of the Redshift renderer, to ensure the best possible metallic texture under various lighting conditions.
As part of the “Laboratory Equipment Series,” this model is consistent with the other models in the series in terms of material style, lighting schemes, and rendering parameters, making it easy for you to combine them for use. We are committed to providing the scientific research community with high-quality 3D visualization assets. If you have any questions about the model or need custom laboratory equipment models (such as titration stands, tripods, crucible tongs, test tube racks, etc.), please feel free to contact us at any time. More scientific resources are being updated regularly—stay tuned!
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