OEM machinery
Machine options that land in the plant layout before the RFQ race ends.
OEMs selling configurable machines, frames, and option packages where first usable STEP decides who gets designed in.
Pains
What slows quoting today.
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Customers RFQ several OEMs with dimension forms and wait for models.
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Option packages conflict in ways sales cannot see until late.
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Layout engineers need STEP now — not a brochure PDF days later.
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Late geometry means a competitor’s placeholder owns the assembly.
Example products
Families that fit configure-to-order.
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Machine frames with envelope and mounting constraints
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Conveyor sections with length / width / drive options
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Accessory packages gated by base model rules
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Guard and enclosure kits tied to machine variants
Why VendorCAD
What changes for this vertical.
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Constraints engine blocks illegal option stacks early — trustworthy STEP.
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Sales can text a branded configurator while the buyer is on the phone.
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Buyer downloads STEP and keeps designing — you get designed in first.
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Admin surfaces keep published families and share links under control.
Outputs
Files and data the shop can use.
- STEP for layout / fab
- GLB for customer preview
- Structured option data
- Revocable share links
Integrations
Connect where your stack already lives.
- CAD sources
- CRM opportunity context
- ERP / BOM handoff (scoped)
Next step
Book a demo for oem machinery.
Book a 15-minute walkthrough. Higher win rate. Comparison-shopping buyers design around the supplier who delivers a correct model instantly — before competitors respond.