01 Your CAD
Built from your CAD.
The model comes from the engineering files you build the machine with. Nothing is redrawn by hand. This is the raw geometry, before any parts are grouped or named.
01 Your CAD
The model comes from the engineering files you build the machine with. Nothing is redrawn by hand. This is the raw geometry, before any parts are grouped or named.
02 Assemblies
Parts are sorted into the assemblies that do the work, like the infeed, packing head, and case lift. Each part keeps its part number through CAD revisions, so anything you tie to a part, like a price, a manual page, or a procedure, stays linked.
03 Motion
It’s not just a video. Customers can turn it, zoom in on any part, pause it, and switch products to see how the machine handles each one. It runs in the browser, with nothing to install.
04 Changeover
Most machines run more than one product. Here it changes from 10 oz to 32 oz bottles. The line runs out, the packing head comes off on a cart, the lane spacers change, and the rails move to the new width.
05 Connect
Click a part to order it, quote it, or schedule its service. Here are three examples.
06 Explore
Turn it, zoom into the packing head, or pick another bottle size and watch it change over. Your customers get the same model from a link.
Click the model to take the controls.
Featured machine: the 600-S case packer
One interactive model of your machine, built from your CAD, for sales, training, and service. Start with what you need and add the rest later.
Buyers, operators, and service techs open the same model and see what they need. Start with the layer that pays off first and add the others later.
A sales presentation built on the machine itself, for end users and integrators.
Connects to your CRM and quoting tools
Wear and replacement parts are marked on the model, so customers can see which one they need before they order.
Connects to your ERP, online store, and CRM
New operators see each step on the machine where it happens, not on a page in a binder.
Connects to your manuals, SOPs, and your customer’s learning system
Need something else, like live machine status? Tell us. We build it on the same model.
Playing on its own.
This was a sample. Want this for your machines? Request a walkthrough
Playing on its own.
Tap a flagged part on the machine.
Playing on its own.
Changeover to 32 oz
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Prices, part numbers, and records in these examples are representative, not Hamrick-approved pricing or data.
You send what you already have. We build the model. Your engineers check it. When the machine changes, we update it.
01 You send
02 You review
03 You get
An MNDA is signed before any files change hands. We host the model, and you decide who gets the link.
You send files you already have, plus sequence documents, videos, or a call about how the machine runs. We do the build. Your engineers review the geometry and motion in rounds before it goes live.
Keep them. A video shows one path through the machine. Here a customer can stop it, turn it, and zoom in on whatever they care about. The same model can also carry your options, parts, and procedures, so sales, service, and training all work from it.
It depends on the machine and which layers you want. You can start with one machine and one layer, then add more. We’ll scope it with you on the walkthrough.
Yes. Along with the hosted link, you can have your own copy to run without internet, like on a trade show laptop or at a customer site.
Tell us a little about your equipment. We’ll show you a live model and talk through what would help your team first.