Manufacturing & Engineering

Website design for manufacturing and engineering firms

Websites for manufacturers, engineering firms and industrial suppliers that explain technical products and services clearly, help buyers and specifiers find what they need, and turn visits into quote requests. Designed and built in-house near Stafford since 2010.

Industrial & B2B Websites

Websites that technical buyers find genuinely useful.

Engineers, buyers and specifiers come to your website with a job to do: check you can make or supply what they need, find the detail, and get a price. A good industrial website gets them there quickly, with a clear page for every service or product range and an easy way to ask for a quote.

We build websites for manufacturing, engineering and industrial businesses across Staffordshire, the Midlands and the UK, from Rokholt Group near Stafford and ASLR Fabrication in Stone to Matini in Hednesford and Clarke’s Safety Mirrors in Telford. Every project includes design, a CMS, mobile optimisation, SEO setup, hosting, training and ongoing support.

What We Build

Features that help industrial buyers choose you.

Every site is planned around how your customers buy, not a template.

Service and capability pages

A clear page for every process or service, so buyers and search engines understand exactly what you do. ASLR Fabrication has a page for each fabrication and finishing service, from welding and roll grooving to galvanising.

Read the ASLR Fabrication case study

Product catalogues and parts search

Large ranges organised so buyers can find the right part fast. Rokholt Group’s site lets buyers search for automation parts from the homepage, build up a quote and request a callback, with pages for brands such as ABB, Siemens and Fanuc.

Read the Rokholt Group case study

Quote requests and specifier information

Quote forms, downloadable catalogues and the technical detail specifiers look for. Clarke’s Safety Mirrors offers quote requests, a downloadable product catalogue and a page on its NBS Source listing.

Read the Clarke’s Safety Mirrors case study

Interactive tools

Tools that help customers picture the result before they get in touch. Capeland’s floor visualiser lets visitors try colours for the base, forklift aisles, walkways and demarcation lines.

Read the Capeland case study

Multilingual sites for export

Websites in several languages for overseas customers. Rokholt Group’s site runs in English, Spanish, German, Italian and French, with dedicated European domains.

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Online ordering and integrations

Online stores for stocked products and connections to the systems you already use, such as accounts, CRM and stock. Zero Plus, the Stafford supplier of door seals and hardware, sells online through the website we built.

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Your Questions

Industrial website questions.

Things manufacturing and engineering businesses ask us before starting a website.

We are a web design company near Stafford, working with businesses across Staffordshire and the West Midlands.

Do you have experience with manufacturing and engineering websites?

Yes. Our clients include Rokholt Group near Stafford, ASLR Fabrication in Stone, Matini in Hednesford, Capeland and Signserve in Rugeley, MAC Surfacing in Tipton and Clarke’s Safety Mirrors in Telford.

Can buyers request a quote through the website?

Yes. Rokholt Group’s buyers build up a quote from the parts they find, Capeland has a quote request form on its homepage, and Clarke’s Safety Mirrors offers quote requests for buyers and specifiers.

Can the website handle a large product or parts catalogue?

Yes. We organise large ranges so buyers can search or browse by type, material or brand, either on a bespoke website or a Shopify store, depending on whether you sell online.

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Can you build a website in several languages?

Yes. Rokholt Group’s website is available in five languages, with German, Spanish, French and Italian domains.

Can the website connect to our other systems?

Often, yes. We build integrations with accounts, CRM and stock systems, and bespoke tools such as quote builders and customer portals.

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