Industrial 3D rendering and animation portfolio.
Machines, equipment and components, rendered and animated from engineering CAD. Most of our client work is under NDA and never published. What you see here is a selection: a few client case studies we are allowed to name, and projects we can show without revealing who they were for.
Selected client case studies.
A few of the clients who have allowed us to publish their work by name, with the engineering data shown next to the delivered visual. Most client projects stay confidential under NDA.

Combi A-Series: A large packaging system rebuilt as a digital twin
A large-scale packaging system where photography is logistically difficult and visually inconsistent, rebuilt as a unified, zoom-proof visual standard.

JetFX: 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.

IPF Electronic GmbH: From CAD assembly to photorealistic product visual
Technically detailed engineering data, unsuitable for customer-facing use, refined into clean presentation-ready visuals without losing a millimetre of accuracy.

CeramOptec GmbH: From 2D technical sketches to high-fidelity 3D assets
No CAD. No prototype. Only flat engineering drawings, reconstructed into 3D geometry with physically accurate light transmission.
Animation showroom.
Process, cutaway, x-ray, installation, cinematic and 360 product films. Loops play silently; select any film to watch it in full quality with sound.
Machine and equipment projects.
From complete production lines to single components, published without naming the client. Each page shows the full render set, how it was built and what similar work costs.
6 rendersHVAC compressor rack
Air-cooled multi-compressor rack with V-coil condenser, shown from every side and in detail.
5 rendersLabel converting machine
Roll-to-roll label finishing machine: unwind, web path, print station and rewind in six views.
4 rendersDigital label printing line
Modular digital press and finishing line, full line and module detail.
6 rendersJetFX inkjet module on stand
Stand-mounted inkjet module with roller path and feed tray, six views.
2 films, 5 rendersJetFX print-head module
Cinematic film, 360 turntable and five renders of one inkjet module.
2 filmsJetFX inkjet unit
SolidWorks file to studio render, function animation and 360 white-studio film.
5 rendersRotary die-cutting machines, two models
Two label die-cutting models from one range, rendered in one matching visual standard.
7 rendersRoll-to-roll web processing machine
Enclosed process module with unwind, rewind and control panel, seven views from CAD.
5 rendersRoller conveyor system
Stainless roller conveyor with junction, belt transfer and gear motors.
8 rendersEnd-suction centrifugal pump
End-suction pump in four assembled views and four exploded views.
7 rendersBase-mounted pump and motor set
Flanged pump, coupling and motor on a base frame, including an exploded view.
6 rendersMIG welding machine
Trolley MIG welder with cylinder, torch and panel, including CAD-to-render transitions.
5 rendersPleated filter cartridge
Filter cartridge with end caps, core and pleated media, assembled and exploded.
4 rendersSpirit level
Machined spirit level with removable vial insert, hero and exploded views.
Film, 59sInjection moulding process animation
Hopper, heated screw, mould filling and ejection in one 60-second process film.
Film, 13sRotary screw compressor animation
Enclosure fades to reveal twin-screw airend, motor and cooler in x-ray.
Film, 17sLinear actuator x-ray animation
X-ray housing, exploded lead screw and gear train, then reassembly.
Film, 11sAppliance installation animation
Bracket, mounting, hose connection and power-on in four clear steps.
Selected stills.
A cross-section of the portfolio at full resolution. Select any image to browse the set.
Why manufacturers send us their CAD.
Machine CAD is among the most sensitive data a manufacturer owns. We treat it that way.
NDA before files move
We sign yours or send ours. Files arrive through a secure, PIN-protected upload.
Engineer-led, CAD-accurate
Every visible surface stays as engineered. What the buyer sees is the product.
Fixed price in one day
A fixed quote and delivery date within one working day of receiving your file.
Your rights, permanently
Full commercial usage rights on payment, worldwide, with no time limit.
Questions.
Can we see more work than is published here?
Yes. Most machine work is under NDA and never published. On a short call, under NDA, we can show further projects close to your sector.
Is everything on this page built from CAD?
Yes. Every render and film here was produced from engineering data: STEP or native CAD, and in one case 2D drawings only. Nothing is stock imagery or photography.
Who owns the renders and films you deliver?
You do. You receive full, permanent commercial usage rights to every delivered render, film and interactive asset on final payment, worldwide and with no time limit. Your CAD always remains yours.
How quickly can you start?
We reply within one working day with a fixed quote. Renders take 5 to 10 working days, feature films 2 to 4 weeks, and line or cinematic films 4 to 10 weeks.