Industrial machine rendering from your CAD.
Your machine is ten metres long, half-built, or installed inside a customer plant. We rebuild it from your CAD assembly and light it like a studio shot, so marketing gets clean images without shipping a machine or booking a photographer.
What you receive.
Fixed price agreed before work starts, approval milestones through the project, and full commercial usage rights to the delivered assets on final payment.
- Hero imagesThree-quarter, front and detail views on white, grey or in a plant environment.
- ColourwaysRAL colours, guarding options and branding variants from one model.
- ConfigurationsLeft-hand, right-hand, extended and modular versions without a new build.
- Print and web300 dpi print files, web-optimised versions and transparent PNGs.
- Line-upsSeveral machines shown as one production line, correctly scaled.
- Reusable modelThe optimised model stays on file for animation, AR and next year’s catalogue.
Where it is used.
Manufacturers across Germany, the EU, the UK and North America, selling machines that are hard to photograph and harder to explain.
Sales brochures and catalogues
One visual standard across a whole product range, even for machines that do not exist yet.
Trade show graphics
Large-format prints that hold up at two metres wide.
Tender and bid documents
Clear images of the exact configuration you are quoting.
Distributor packs
Assets your agents can use in their own markets and languages.
Website and product pages
Consistent images for every machine, not a mix of photos taken over ten years.
Pre-launch marketing
Show a machine before the first unit leaves the assembly hall.
How it works.
NDA first, then a fixed quote within one working day.
Send CAD and references
STEP or native assembly, plus photos of an existing unit if one exists. NDA first if you need it.
CAD preparation
We simplify the assembly, keep visible geometry exact and rebuild materials.
Look approval
You approve one frame: camera, lighting, colours and branding.
Delivery
Final renders in print and web sizes, plus the model kept on file.
Pricing.
Typical packages. Complex machines are scoped individually, and we will tell you honestly what fits a smaller budget. Full pricing
Questions.
Can you work with very large CAD assemblies?
Yes. Large packaging and processing assemblies arrive with thousands of parts. We simplify hidden internals and keep every visible surface exact, which is what makes the render both fast and accurate.
Which CAD formats do you accept?
STEP and IGES are ideal. We also take SolidWorks, Inventor, Creo, NX and JT files, and Parasolid. If you can only export a mesh, send it and we will tell you what is usable.
What if the machine is not finished yet?
That is one of the strongest reasons to render. Engineering CAD is enough to produce launch images months before the first build.