Design engineers decide by numbers, not by pictures.

Purchasing compares prices, engineering compares numbers. If your site offers those numbers only as a PDF, you move the work into a program you do not control. A site that does the maths itself answers the question where it is asked.

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Typical businesses

Linear motion and drives
Special purpose machinery
Automation
Toolmaking
Metrology
Machining
Plant engineering
Component suppliers

The ground running surface of a linear guide rail, grinding marks in raking light

The catalogue sits as a PDF behind a form

The engineer wants one number and gets a form. They download the document, find the table, do the maths themselves and ring you anyway. Every one of those steps is a place where they can switch to a competitor.

Six points that decide it.

A calculator instead of a download

The requirements lead straight to a proposal, with the reason showing which requirement decided it. That is the answer otherwise given on the phone.

Complete tables, not extracts

Every frame size with every value sits on the page as text. That way a search engine finds them too, and a data sheet is still possible.

A second language, equally maintained

Bilingual does not mean the English version trails two years behind. Both languages sit together in one place and are maintained together.

Applications instead of adjectives

One page per industry with the task, the solution and the components used. That convinces the engineer and happens to rank for their search terms.

Drawings that explain something

Dimensions, sections and characteristic curves belong on the page, not in an image that shrinks to five pixels on a phone.

Enquiries with a configuration

Whatever was set in the calculator travels with the enquiry. Sales can see immediately what is being discussed.

A good fit: Edition Custom, from 9,990 €.

A catalogue, applications, engineering pages and a calculator of your own in two languages sit well beyond what templates can assemble.

from 8 weeks

Ten pages and more
Flexible templates for future content and new pages
A content management system for editing text and images yourself
Development of an individual function to suit your needs
A second language including the full technical implementation
Professional photography on site with you
An individual analytics and marketing measurement concept, depending on the project
Four rounds of revisions
Three months of support after launch

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Built project

TAKTWERK Lineartechnik

Technical information is clearly structured and made directly usable through a sizing calculator. A comprehensive product range and an English version complete the site.

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Four stages to a finished site.

01
Start
In the first call we settle goals, requirements and the scope of the project. After that you receive a binding quote and we reserve the project slot.
02
Direction
We order content and structure and develop the visual direction from it. Only once the design framework stands does the build begin.
03
Build
The approved draft becomes the complete website. Content, functions and revisions happen within the agreed system.
04
Launch & after
Before the launch we check the site, set up the agreed services and hand over all access. If you want, we keep supporting the site afterwards.

The complete process

Where else our way of working shows.

Schönleben Photography

A quiet, image-led site where photography and film take centre stage. Large galleries load quickly and both language versions work seamlessly.

Field: Photography and film
Edition: Edition Custom
Scope: Eleven pages, two languages, galleries with more than sixty images