Any assembly drawing formats
STEP, DWG, IGES, SolidWorks, Inventor, Fusion — we work with what your engineering team already has. Nothing needs to be rebuilt for us. If there is no finished model, even equipment photos can work.
We build a realistic 3D model of your equipment and place it on a web page. As visitors scroll, the model rotates to show the product from its strongest angles, while nearby text explains what matters.
STEP, DWG, IGES, SolidWorks, Inventor, Fusion — we work with what your engineering team already has. Nothing needs to be rebuilt for us. If there is no finished model, even equipment photos can work.
Engineering models weigh hundreds of megabytes and will not open in a browser. We reduce them hundreds of times without losing recognizability and add realistic materials and lighting: the model looks like a studio photo, but loads in a couple of seconds even on a phone.
The site shows a simplified outer copy, not your engineering documentation. Source files are never published — a competitor cannot take your IP in one click.
We learn what the equipment is and what materials you already have. In 2 days we return with a timeline and budget estimate.
Together we decide what to show and in what order: which assemblies to highlight and what to say about each. We approve the structure on paper before any graphics work.
We prepare a lightweight 3D copy of the model and design the page in your company style — fonts, colors, presentation.
We show an interim build, align on edits and payment.
Optional support: update texts, add new blocks and assemblies, help compare page variants. Terms are discussed separately — no mandatory year-long contracts.
The minimal option: one page with an interactive 3D presentation of a single product and a request form. Ideal to try the format quickly and measure results.
Presentations for several products in one style: we build the foundation once, so each next page is noticeably cheaper than the first.
Non-standard tasks and a tailored approach: complex presentation scenarios and connections to your internal systems.
We understand both engineering documentation and web development equally well. Everyone on our small team has experience in industrial equipment design and in web development. We have designed assemblies for oil & gas and food industries ourselves — so we speak the same language as your engineers and do not lose important details when moving a model to the web.

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STEP, DWG, IGES, SolidWorks, Inventor, Fusion and other common assembly drawing formats. If there is no finished model — even equipment photos can work: where possible, we restore the shape from images with specialized AI.
Yes. We build either a standalone page or a block that embeds into your existing pages — keeping your design and navigation. Your developers almost do not need to change anything.
Yes. The site shows a simplified outer copy of the model, not your engineering file. Source files (STEP, SolidWorks, etc.) are never published — a competitor cannot download your documentation in one click. There is no absolute protection for anything visible in a browser, but you cannot extract more from the presentation than from a video.
A standalone page with one model — from 14 days. The first project is always the longest: we set everything up for your site design. Every next presentation on the ready foundation is much faster and cheaper.
We fix the scope before start: how many content blocks on the page, how complex the model is, whether other language versions are needed. You know what you pay for in advance — no hidden stages or mid-project extras. We estimate your project within 48 hours.
Yes, optionally: we add new blocks, update texts, make other language versions, and help test which page variant sells better. For Custom, the first 2 months of support are free, then by agreement.
Fill in the form or describe it in email or Telegram: what the equipment is, who the page is for, and when you need the first version