Manufacturing
Industrial catalogs that bring in quote requests
Show what your plant makes with specification tables, 3D models buyers can turn and video from the production line. Readers can ask for a quote from any page, so interest turns into a sales conversation.
Made for
- Manufacturers
- Industrial suppliers
- Machinery makers
- Export sales teams
Specification tables
3D models
The problem
Why technical brochures get filed away
Specs nobody can find
Technical data is buried in dense pages that are hard to read, especially on a phone at a trade show.
Products you cannot show
A flat photo cannot explain a machine. Buyers need to see it from every side, and in action.
Leads that go cold
Brochures are handed out and forgotten, with no simple way for an interested buyer to ask for a price.
What you get
Built for technical products
Specification tables
Clear tables for dimensions, materials, tolerances and models, readable on every screen.
3D models
Add a 3D model of your product that buyers can rotate and inspect right on the page.
Production video
Video from the line that adapts its quality to the viewer's connection, even on a slow network.
Quote request forms
Buyers ask for a price from the catalog's contact sheet, or an inquiry button on a PDF catalog, and the request reaches your inbox.
Plant and location
Present your plant, certifications and team, with your sales office on a map.
Know which products interest buyers
See which product pages are read longest and which ones lead to a quote request.
Sample pages
Real pages you can start from today
Every page below is a built-in CatPro template. Hover to scroll through it, then make it yours: replace the text and the pictures and publish.
Plant home
Forge · Home
Product & specs
Forge · Product
Stock price list
Forge · Tables & price lists
Our plant
Forge · About
Your sales engineer, available on every page
Industrial buyers compare suppliers carefully. They want the numbers, they want to see the product and they want to know who makes it. A CatPro catalog shows all three: specification tables, 3D models and video, alongside the story of your plant.
Hand out a QR code at a trade show or send the link after a meeting. The catalog opens on any device, and an interested buyer can ask for a quote without leaving it.
Analytics show which products attract attention and from which countries, so your sales team knows whom to call first.
How to start
Your industrial catalog in three steps
- 1
Start from the Forge template
Use the heavy-industry pages or upload the technical catalog you already have.
- 2
Add specs, 3D and video
Fill in the specification tables and add 3D models and video.
- 3
Share with buyers
Send the link after a meeting or print the QR code on your trade-show stand.
Manufacturing
Questions, answered
Can I add 3D models of my products?
Yes. Add a 3D model to any page and readers can rotate it and look at it from every side.
Will the catalog work at a trade show without good internet?
Pages load one at a time and video adapts its quality to the connection, so the catalog stays usable even on a weak mobile network.
Can I see which countries my readers come from?
Yes. The audience dashboard shows readers' countries and devices, as well as new and returning visitors.
Can I have the catalog in more than one language?
Yes. You can publish an English and a Persian edition of the same catalog, each with its own link.
Keep exploring
More use cases
Turn your product range into quote requests
Start from an industrial template or upload your technical catalog today.