A multi-module printing system as one consistent asset suite
A complex multi-module industrial printing system, visualised as one consistent, sales-ready suite of assets, without a single on-site photoshoot.
- Client
- JetFX
- Industry
- Digital printing and embellishment
- Scope
- Full-scale system visualization
- Input
- CAD (STEP) and physical photography
- Output
- Marketing-grade digital twins
- Published
- With client permission

What arrived from JetFX.
Two inputs: the engineering CAD assembly and workshop photographs of the physical machine. The geometry came from CAD, and the materials and finishes were matched against the real unit.
Source data, and the delivered visual.
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Every asset delivered for JetFX.
The full system set. Select any image to view it full size.
More JetFX work.
Three further JetFX machines have their own project pages, with renders and films.
JetFX print-head module
Cinematic film, 360 turntable and five renders
JetFX inkjet module on stand
Six renders of the stand-mounted inkjet module and its roller path
JetFX inkjet unit
CAD file to studio render, function animation and 360 film
Challenge, approach, result.
- ChallengeTraditional photography struggled to capture the scale of the system while keeping lighting consistent across varied mechanical surfaces. The client needed a unified suite of assets showing the machine’s capabilities without the visual noise and logistics of on-site shoots.
- ApproachWe used a hybrid reference workflow, cross-referencing raw STEP files against photography of the physical unit. That secured 1:1 material authenticity alongside geometric precision, with custom shaders developed for the specialised UV inkjet modules.
- ResultA complete asset suite in 4K, consistent across every module, produced without stopping production or moving the machine.
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