0 Recommend
Electromechanical perforator PD-45-2
PRO
$7
Royalty free
Platform:3dsMax 2019 + fbx
Render:
Corona
Size:
56 MBNEW
Colors:
Length:165 cm
Width:96 cm
Height:145 cm
Style:Modern
Materials: Metal
Formfactor:
Published 4 June 2026
The predecessors of the first computers were electromechanical tabulators and calculating-analytical machines (CAM), in which the main element for input and processing of data was the punch card. These devices encoded information using holes in punch cards, creating a basis for automatic calculations. Before the advent of digital electronics, such machines were indispensable where processing large amounts of records was required.

The PD-45-2 punch card was produced in the USSR at specialized enterprises for the repair and production of computing technology, in particular: at the Mogilev plant for preparing primary information (Mogilev, Byelorussian SSR), Tbilisi plant for the repair of computing technology (Tbilisi, Georgian SSR), and the calculating-analytical machine plant in Penza from 1948 to 1961.

http://www.rskey.ru/webprom/about/1?cs=-1&cf=-1&cp=46 
0 comments

Electromechanical perforator PD-45-2

PRO
$7
Royalty free
5
5
5
Platform:3dsMax 2019 + fbx
Render:
Corona
Size:
56 MBNEW
Colors:
Length:165 cm
Width:96 cm
Height:145 cm
Style:Modern
Materials: Metal
Formfactor:
Published 4 June 2026
The predecessors of the first computers were electromechanical tabulators and calculating-analytical machines (CAM), in which the main element for input and processing of data was the punch card. These devices encoded information using holes in punch cards, creating a basis for automatic calculations. Before the advent of digital electronics, such machines were indispensable where processing large amounts of records was required.

The PD-45-2 punch card was produced in the USSR at specialized enterprises for the repair and production of computing technology, in particular: at the Mogilev plant for preparing primary information (Mogilev, Byelorussian SSR), Tbilisi plant for the repair of computing technology (Tbilisi, Georgian SSR), and the calculating-analytical machine plant in Penza from 1948 to 1961.

http://www.rskey.ru/webprom/about/1?cs=-1&cf=-1&cp=46