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Technical specifications

Customization guide

(customization hints) ...

Get inspired

(a short introduction to inspire customers)

Choose your model

Supplier's note

...

So in the example, the Technical Specifications table has three columns: Feature, Specification, Benefit. Therefore, despite the earlier instruction, the example shows that the Technical Specifications should have those three columns. Therefore, I should follow the example's structure. The user might have conflicting instructions, but the example is more concrete. So proceed with Feature, Specification, Benefit.

Alright, moving forward. Now, the Technical Specifications table needs to include the product attributes and vision details. Let's list them:

• Material: Stainless Steel (from Product Attributes and Vision)
• Heating Source: Electric (Product Attributes)
• Certification: CE (Product Attributes)
• Power Source: Electric (same as heating source, but maybe redundant. Maybe combine?)
• Shape: Square (Product Attributes)
• Voltage: 220V (Product Attributes)
• Transparent Cover (from Vision)
• Cylindrical Drum (from Vision)
• Adjustable Thickness (from Vision's customization)
• High Volume Production (from Vision's capabilities)

Wait, the product attributes are given as:

Product Attributes: certification:CE || heating source:electric || material:steel,stainless steel || power source:electric || shape:square || voltage:220v

So material is listed as both steel and stainless steel. Probably a typo, and it's stainless steel. So material is stainless steel.

So features could be:

Material: Stainless Steel Heating Source: Electric Certification: CE Certified Power Source: Electric (maybe redundant with heating source, but perhaps include as a separate feature) Shape: Square Design Voltage: 220V Transparent Cover: Yes Adjustable Thickness Settings: Yes Cylindrical Drum: Yes (though this is part of the design, maybe under features) High Volume Production Capacity: Yes

But need to structure these into Feature, Specification, Benefit.

For example:

Wait, but some of these might be overlapping. Also, the vision details mention vents and metal grille, but maybe those are part of the design and not a feature. Maybe focus on the key points.

Next, the Customization Guide: "Adjustable parameters to meet special needs." The vision mentions adjustable thickness, so that's one. Maybe the drum's rotation speed or temperature settings can be adjusted. So the customization hint could be: "Adjustable thickness settings and temperature controls allow customization for different crepe recipes and thickness preferences."

The Get Inspiration section should be a short paragraph. Something like: "Elevate your crepe game with our Automatic Crepe Maker Machine. Designed for commercial kitchens, this stainless steel machine ensures durability and hygiene while delivering consistent results. With adjustable thickness settings and a transparent cover for monitoring, it's perfect for creating a variety of crepes efficiently."

For the Choose Your Model table, need three versions: Base, Advanced, Pro. Parameters could be:

• Heating Efficiency
• Thickness Adjustment Range
• Automation Level
• Production Capacity
• Safety Features

Assume industry benchmarks as baseline. For example:

But need to use the structure with baseline and increments. The user's example uses "+15%", "+30%". So perhaps:

Wait, but the user's example shows the baseline value in the first column, then the others as increments. For example, the first row in the example is:

| [Key Attribute 1] |[Baseline Value]| [+15%] | [+30%]* |

So the Base Model has the baseline value, Advanced is +15%, Pro +30%. So need to structure accordingly.

Assuming the key attributes are:

1. Heating Power (Baseline 1000W)
2. Thickness Range (Baseline 1-4mm)
3. Automation Level (Baseline Semi-Automatic)
4. Production Capacity (Baseline 50/hr)

Then:

Wait, but the user's example shows the Advanced as +15% over baseline, Pro +30%. So for the first parameter, if baseline is 1000W, then Advanced is 1000 +15% = 1150W, Pro 1300W.

Thickness range: baseline 1-4mm (3mm range). Advanced could be 0.8-5mm (4.2mm, +40% range?), but need to see. Alternatively, the range extension could be in the specification. Maybe better to use percentage increases in capability.

Alternatively, for thickness range, the baseline is 1-4mm. Advanced could allow 0.5-5mm (so range increased by 2mm on both ends, total range 4.5mm vs original 3mm, so +50%). Pro could be 0.3-6mm (5.7mm, +90% increase). But the user's example uses percentages relative to baseline. So maybe:

Thickness Range: Base is 1-4mm (3mm range). Advanced: +50% (so 4.5mm total range, e.g., 0.5-5mm). Pro: +100% (6mm range, e.g., 0-6mm). But need to present as "+50%", "+100%".

Alternatively, the parameters can be phrased as:

Thickness Adjustment: Base has a range of 1-4mm, Advanced +25% (so 0.8-5mm?), Pro +50%.

Hmm, perhaps it's better to use the user's example approach. Let me proceed with the table as:

Wait, but the user's example uses the first column as the baseline value, then the others as increments. So the Advanced and Pro columns show the improvement over the baseline. So for Heating Efficiency, if the baseline is 1000W, then Advanced is +15% (1150W), Pro +30% (1300W). The table would show the baseline value in the first column, then the percentage increases in the others.

The Manager's Note needs two paragraphs. First, three technical breakthroughs. The vision mentions stainless steel (durability), transparent cover (monitoring), adjustable thickness (customization). So:

1. Stainless Steel Construction: Durability and hygiene.
2. Transparent Cover: Real-time monitoring.
3. Adjustable Thickness: Customization for different recipes.

Second paragraph guides users to choose the right model based on their needs. For example, Base for small cafes needing basic features, Advanced for medium businesses needing automation, Pro for high-volume with premium features.

Also, use "With X, you can Y" structure. For example, "With the transparent cover, you can monitor crepe production without interrupting the process."

Comparative hints like "20% faster than traditional models" if applicable. Maybe in the Pro model's production capacity, it's 90% higher than base, so "90% faster production".

Putting it all together now. Need to ensure all sections are covered and formatted correctly in markdown. </think>