Industrial configurators · real-time 3D · budgetary pricing

Built to lift.
Made to last.

Configure overhead cranes, hoists, plasma cells, and machining centers in live 3D — and see a budgetary price the moment you move a slider.

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Why we build

Heavy equipment deserves a better handshake.

Spec sheets and phone tag are how cranes were sold in 1985. Chandlery puts the machine in front of you — every span, capacity, and control option rendered live, every price line explained by the rule that produced it.

Live 3D

Move a slider. Watch the steel answer.

Span, capacity, girder depth, controls — the model rebuilds as you decide, and the rules engine explains every change it makes on your behalf. What you see is what gets quoted.

Configure yours

Scrap is a pricing error you can see coming

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Every dimension the model shows is the dimension the quote prices. Rules catch the spec that won't build before it costs steel; the price line shows the rule that moved it. Less rework, fewer surprises, no phone tag.

1:1Model-to-quote parity
4KTrue render output
60 sTo a budgetary price
The yard, 7:40 pm

Steel doesn't clock out.

For the people who make things

Machinist inspecting a forged crane hook
The machinist
Engineers reviewing drawings beneath a hook block
The plant engineer
Riggers guiding a lifted component with tag lines
The rigging crew
In it for the long haul

Machines that outlive their warranty owe the land the same.

Right-sized equipment wastes less steel, less power, and fewer replacements. Configuring precisely is the quiet environmental act.

Workspaces

Every manufacturer gets its own floor
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