Metalquimia is a global leader in technology for the meat industry, with a presence in over 90 countries and a solid track record in the design and manufacturing of innovative machinery for the production of sausages and processed meat products. Its comprehensive solutions deliver efficiency, quality, and sustainability to a highly competitive industry.
For IFFA Frankfurt 2025, the world’s leading trade fair for the sector, the company faced a challenge: how to clearly and attractively explain the complexity of its CookEX production lines. These processes are often perceived as overly technical and abstract, which limits commercial impact and differentiation from competitors.
To address this, Metalquimia entrusted PixelDreams with the development of an industrial 3D animation. Our mission: to transform an industrial production system into a compelling and accessible visual story through a 3D animation video that showcased the integration and benefits of cutting-edge solutions such as QDSausage and HD EvoLoader.
PixelDreams proposal was to create a high-impact 3D video capable of communicating the added value of the CookEX production line with both technical accuracy and strong visual appeal.
The goal was not simply to show how a single machine works, but to explain an entire synchronized production system, highlighting the interaction between equipment and the efficiency of the overall workflow.
The collaboration with Metalquimia was both a technical and creative challenge, tackled through a structured workflow:
The collaboration between Metalquimia and PixelDreams demonstrated that 3D animation is the ideal tool to communicate complex industrial processes in a clear, appealing, and effective way.
By transforming technical data into a visual narrative, the video not only explained the integration of technologies like QDSausage and HD EvoLoader but also turned Metalquimia’s communication into a differentiating experience—capable of attracting, educating, and persuading in highly competitive environments, while opening the door to immersive technologies such as virtual reality.