Manual Pallet Stacker Rendering for Buyers and Investors
A 1000 kg manual stacker modeled in 3ds Max and rendered in V-Ray as white background catalog shots, eye-level hero views, and close-ups of the chain lift, casters, brake, and load rollers.
Industrial Equipment Rendering
Hero Shots and White Background Renders
Four angles under one lighting setup, including an eye-level hero view.
Close-Up Detail Renders
The working parts buyers look for: chain lift, capacity plate, casters, brake, and load rollers.
Project Summary
7CGI modeled a 1000 kg manual pallet stacker in 3ds Max and rendered it in V-Ray as white background catalog images, hero shots, close-ups, and material and color variations. The renders replace product photography and give the product a premium look for buyers and investors.
- Product
- Manual pallet stacker, 1000 kg capacity
- Service
- 3D product rendering
- Software
- 3ds Max and V-Ray
- Deliverables
- White background, hero, eye-level, close-up, and variant renders
- Production time
- 29 hours
The Client’s Goal
The client wanted industrial product renders that could do two jobs:
Catalog-quality images of heavy equipment without a studio shoot.
A finished, premium look that makes the product credible at first glance.
The Problem the Visuals Solved
Each material or color option would otherwise need its own photoshoot.
One 3D model covers every angle, close-up, and variant.
How We Built the Renders
Model the stacker in 3ds Max
Mast, fork carriage, chains and sprockets, mesh guard, pump handle, hydraulic cylinder, casters, and load rollers, built as one detailed model.
Set up materials in V-Ray
Painted yellow frame, matte steel forks, polished shafts and sprockets, and dark roller chain, each tuned to read correctly under studio light.
Render the catalog and hero views
White background shots from four angles, including an eye-level hero view, all under one lighting setup.
Render close-ups of the working parts
Capacity plate, chain sprockets, casters, foot brake, and load rollers, so buyers can check the build without seeing the unit in person.
Render variants from the same model
Material and color variations from the approved model, with no new photography.
Final Takeaway
One detailed model delivered a full catalog set, close-ups, and variants in 29 hours of production.
CGI makes it easier to create variants and keep every image consistent.
Strong product visuals shape perceived quality before a customer ever touches the product.
Questions About This Project
Yes. Every image on this page is a 3D render made in 3ds Max and V-Ray. See how 3D renders compare with product photography.
29 hours of production time for the model, materials, catalog views, close-ups, and variants.
Yes. Material and color variations were part of this project, and new ones can be rendered from the same model.
3ds Max for modeling and V-Ray for materials, lighting, and rendering.
Renders at 7CGI start at $150 per image, and variations of an existing render cost less. See our product rendering services for details.