Product Videos for Manufacturing: From Factory Floor to Final Sale
Why product videos for manufacturing work
Strong product videos for manufacturing turn complex products into simple, confident stories. They show what a product does, why it matters, and how it fits into daily use – fast. As a result, websites convert better, sales meetings start warmer, and trade-show conversations move quicker.
Proof it works (UK examples)
We’ve used product videos for manufacturing to deliver measurable outcomes across the UK. For Brinsea Products, clear films supported a push into the US market on Amazon, opening a new channel. Vapormatt deploys event loops and application videos in meetings and on stand screens – content that has helped secure sales worth tens of millions of pounds over time. In studio sessions for Jo Bird, we showcased flagship lifesaving cabinets and highlighted strict safety and quality standards for global specifiers. And with Vetario (for veterinary professionals), practical demos show real clinical use without disrupting care.

What we make (and where it fits)
Different goals need different product videos for manufacturing. A 60–90s product explainer anchors the homepage and LinkedIn. Next, 2–3 minute feature spotlights focus on one benefit at a time. Process walk-throughs cover setup, operation, or maintenance in plain English. For events, 30–60s trade-show loops work on mute and draw a crowd. After launch, 30–60s micro-guides reduce support tickets and speed onboarding.
How we keep technical details simple
First, we agree the three points your audience must know. Then we write a short, plain-English script. Key specs appear as clean on-screen labels rather than dense narration. When the camera can’t show a mechanism, we add tasteful graphics or close-ups so viewers “get it” at a glance. This approach keeps product videos for manufacturing honest, shareable, and easy to reuse across web, social, and sales decks.
Filming with minimal disruption
Factories, labs, and clinics are busy. Therefore, we keep the crew lean, plan around shifts, and follow inductions and PPE rules. If the line can’t stop, we capture key angles during natural pauses and top up with studio inserts later. This low-friction method suits regulated environments and makes product videos for manufacturing practical to deliver on tight schedules.
Where to use your videos (and what to track)
Start by placing the main explainer at the top of the product page. Then share short cut-downs on LinkedIn and in sales emails so the message travels. At shows, run the looped version on stand screens to spark conversations. Distributors benefit from a simple pack with video, thumbnails, and approved copy. Track time on page, enquiries, demo requests, and deals where the video was shown—data that guides the next wave of product videos for manufacturing.
Our straightforward process
We keep it simple. First comes a quick kick-off to confirm audience, goals, and must-show features. Next, we share a treatment and shot list with sample frames and titles. On shoot day(s) we keep the footprint tidy and capture clean sound. In the edit, we add titles and graphics and include two review rounds. After sign-off, we deliver versions for web, social, and trade shows, plus stills if needed.
Typical deliverables
Most manufacturing projects include: a primary product video (60–90s), two feature cut-downs (2–3 mins each), a trade-show loop (30–45s, silent or captioned), three micro-guides (30–60s), and a stills pack (15–25 images) for your site, datasheets, and PR. We can scale up or down depending on priorities and timing.

Why Bristol Video Co.
We’ve supported Brinsea Products in opening a US channel, helped Vapormatt land major deals with meeting-ready films, produced studio videos for Jo Bird that underline compliance and quality, and delivered clear, practical content for Vetario’s clinical audience. Different sectors, same result: product videos for manufacturing that help people say “yes.”
Ready to brief?
Tell us the product, the audience, and your top three proof points. We’ll reply with a one-page plan, timeline, and a clear fixed quote. Bristol Video Co. creates product videos for manufacturing that are easy to watch, easy to share, and easy to trust.
Further reading & external resources
- LinkedIn – Video Ad Specs: https://www.linkedin.com/help/lms/answer/a427318
- YouTube – Upload Encoding & Bitrates: https://support.google.com/youtube/answer/1722171
- W3C – Captions & Accessibility for Video: https://www.w3.org/WAI/media/av/
- GOV.UK – UKCA & CE Marking Guidance: https://www.gov.uk/guidance/ukca-marking
- ISO 13485 (Medical Devices – QMS overview): https://www.iso.org/standard/59752.html
- UL – Certification Overview: https://www.ul.com/services/certification
- HSE – ATEX (Explosive Atmospheres) basics: https://www.hse.gov.uk/fireandexplosion/atex.htm
- NIST – Measurement & Metrology Resources: https://www.nist.gov/
- STEP/IGES CAD Format (Siemens Docs): https://docs.plm.automation.siemens.com/tdoc/
- Blackmagic Design – DaVinci Resolve Training: https://www.blackmagicdesign.com/products/davinciresolve/training
- Aputure – Practical Lighting Guides: https://www.aputure.com/en/learn
- HubSpot – Video Marketing Statistics: https://blog.hubspot.com/marketing/video-marketing-statistics
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