Reference-Grounded Object Annotation Sheet

Create a vertical 9:16 industrial annotation sheet from one RIGHTS-CLEARED OBJECT PHOTO plus a USER-VERIFIED FACT TABLE. Render the object centrally at the same viewing angle and preserve its proportions, materials, seams, controls, surface wear, and color without adding a brand. Around it, place only annotations supported by the fact table: supplied overall dimensions, named external parts, confirmed materials and finishes, and explicitly documented operating limits. Use thin dimension lines with units exactly as provided. Add a small exploded or cutaway inset only if the user supplies matching internal reference images; otherwise replace it with an outlined “INTERNAL VIEW NOT PROVIDED” panel. Include manufacturing or load arrows only for verified data and never infer process, stress, torque, temperature, pressure, tolerance, wiring, or capacity. Use stable part IDs that map to the supplied list. Any QR-like or barcode-like decoration must be visibly broken and non-scannable. Keep steel gray, navy, and one amber accent on a clean drafting-paper background. No logo, copied manual, invented value, repair step, energized procedure, hazardous use, false certification, readable QR/barcode, decorative pseudo-fact, or watermark.