Rotary screw compressor, the enclosure taken away.
A 13-second cutaway film for a packaged rotary screw air compressor. The enclosure fades, then the camera travels to the twin-screw airend, motor, cooler and filtration, with x-ray passes that show the rotors meshing inside the casing.
- Format
- 3D cutaway animation
- Sector
- Compressed air and HVAC
- Length
- 13 seconds
- Resolution
- 1600 × 1200
- Shows
- Enclosure, airend, rotors, cooler
- Used for
- Launch, web, booth loop
The full film.
13 seconds, 1600 × 1200. Press play for the full-quality version with sound.
What the visuals had to do.
- Open the boxA packaged compressor is a steel cabinet. The film had to show what is inside within seconds.
- Hero the airendThe twin-screw rotors are the core technology. X-ray views show them meshing without a sectioning cut.
- Loop-friendlyShort enough to loop on a booth screen and on a product page without feeling repetitive.
How we built it.
We prepared the package from CAD and staged the reveal in layers: enclosure, frame, then the airend and cooling circuit.
X-ray shading shows the rotor profiles through the casing, so the viewer sees the mechanism without losing the product shape around it.
The same scene supports a longer version that traces air and oil flow through the separator and cooler.
Where these visuals work
- Product launch and website hero
- Booth screens at Hannover Messe and ComVac
- Distributor training
- Sales presentations
Services behind this project.
One prepared model feeds every service below, so each further asset costs less than the first.
What a project like this costs.
Fixed prices, CAD preparation included, full commercial usage rights on payment. Complex machines are scoped individually. Full pricing
Questions.
Can you show airflow and oil flow through the compressor?
Yes. A process film can trace intake air, compression, oil separation and cooling with animated flow paths and callouts.
How much does a short cutaway film cost?
A 20 to 45 second feature film starts at $3,900. A cutaway or x-ray still is $890.