Industry
Websites for machine tool makers and industrial suppliers
Nobody buys a lathe from a slider. Industrial buyers want the model table, the capacity, the motor, the footprint, a video of the machine running and a way to ask for a quotation with their job in mind. We build machine-tool websites around that sequence, then run the search and LinkedIn campaigns that bring in plant heads and purchase managers instead of tyre-kickers.
What usually goes wrong
- Machine models are compared on spec tables the website does not have
- Videos exist on a phone but not on the product page
- Dealers and end-users need different information and both get the same brochure
- After-sales, spares and AMC enquiries are lost in a general contact form
What we build
- Model-wise product pages with spec tables, downloads and embedded machine videos
- Quotation request flow that captures job, material, volumes and location
- Dealer locator and dealer-only downloads
- Spares and service pages with ticket-style forms
- Google Ads on model and application searches; LinkedIn for plant and purchase heads
Questions from machine tools & industrial suppliers
Can the site show machines in AED or USD for export buyers?
Prices usually stay on request in this category; we add currency notes and country pages so export buyers know you ship and support there.
Do you shoot machine videos?
Yes, at your shop floor in Punjab — short running-machine clips for product pages, YouTube and LinkedIn.
How do enquiries reach the sales team?
Instantly on WhatsApp and email with the model and job details, and in the admin inbox where you track quoted, won and lost.
Tell us what you're building.
Send a line about your business and what you need. You'll get a reply with next steps and a price range within one working day — on WhatsApp if you prefer.
- The people who build reply, not a sales desk
- Quotes in writing, within 24 hours
- In-person in Punjab, video everywhere else