Factory videos

A photograph shows a machine. A video shows a shop that runs.

Short films from the shop floor. A photograph shows you a machine; a video shows you whether the shop is actually running — which is what most buyers are really trying to establish before a site visit.

Video to be added A progressive die running on a power press, from strip feed to finished part. Suggested length 30 – 60 s.

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Press shop in operation

A progressive die running on a power press, from strip feed to finished part.

Planned length 30 – 60 s

Video to be added Fibre laser profiling a sheet-metal blank on the 1500 × 3000 mm bed. Suggested length 20 – 40 s.

02

Laser cutting

Fibre laser profiling a sheet-metal blank on the 1500 × 3000 mm bed.

Planned length 20 – 40 s

Video to be added MIG and projection welding a tubular sub-assembly on a dedicated fixture. Suggested length 20 – 40 s.

03

Fixture welding

MIG and projection welding a tubular sub-assembly on a dedicated fixture.

Planned length 20 – 40 s

Video to be added A continuous walk through both units — press shop, laser, tool room, inspection and dispatch. Suggested length 90 – 180 s.

04

Plant walkthrough

A continuous walk through both units — press shop, laser, tool room, inspection and dispatch.

Planned length 90 – 180 s

Prefer a live walkthrough?

We will take a video call from the shop floor and show you whatever you want to see — a press setup, the tool room, the inspection station, or the specific machine your part would run on. No editing, no highlight reel. Most buyers find fifteen minutes of that more useful than any produced film.

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Send us your drawings — we'll take it from there.

From RFQ to first article to volume supply. Upload a PDF, DWG, DXF or STEP file and we will come back within one working day.