Machine & trade-fair models
Technology. In miniature.
Show the structure and distinctive features of your machine with a physical model for exhibitions, sales and training.
At a trade-fair booth, seconds decide. A physical model draws visitors to your stand where banners and screens disappear.
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Eye-catcher with function
A precise model attracts attention and signals technical competence — and opens conversations at the same time.
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Technology explained in seconds
Cutaway views, removable assemblies and colour coding make function and structure immediately understandable.
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Light & travel-ready
3D-printed models are stable and light — ideal for frequent set-up and low shipping costs.
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Usable for years
A robust trade-fair model accompanies you across many shows. The cost is incurred once, the benefit repeats.
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Reproducible
Several sales teams or branches receive identical models at a reduced unit price.
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QR bridge to the digital world
A QR code on the base links the model to an animation, data sheet or configurator.
Typical use cases
What this model is used for
- Trade-fair booth: attract visitors and open technical conversations
- Field sales: show complex machines in client meetings
- Showroom & reception: present the product permanently
- Training: convey structure and function on the model
- Product launch: stage a new release tangibly and photogenically
What's included
What you receive
- True-to-scale machine or trade-fair model from your data
- Data preparation & engineering (reconstruction included)
- Optional: cutaway model, removable assemblies, colour coding
- Optional: labelled base with QR code
- Optional: further copies for multiple locations
Pricing
Guide prices for this segment
All prices net · plus 20% VAT. Further identical copies from €80.
FAQ
Answers at a glance
What does a trade-fair model cost?
Machine and trade-fair models start at around €1,500 net as a project price. Spread across several shows, the cost per use is often in the low three figures. Further copies are much cheaper.
Why a model instead of an animation?
A physical model works at a distance, can be touched and functions without power, screen or language barrier. It draws visitors to the stand — the animation complements it afterwards. A QR code on the base links both worlds.
Can the model show how it works?
Yes. Through cutaway views, removable assemblies or colour coding the inner workings become visible. The model explains structure and function in seconds.
How robust is a printed trade-fair model?
Very robust. We choose wall thicknesses and material so the model survives frequent transport and set-up over years.
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Next step
Make your technology graspable at the booth.
Send us plans, photos or a short brief. You'll receive a free assessment and a binding fixed price.