Work · 2026 · Bergen

BSM Teknikk

A distinct identity, an animated 3D website, an online store with stock availability and a clear path to the workshop.

BSM Teknikk: public website
Delivered by Revify · 2026

The starting point

BSM's customers in Nesttun arrive with two different needs: finding the right equipment, or getting help with what they already own.

The website needed to give both a clear next step. Its visual identity also had to reflect the precision and material qualities of the tools BSM works with.

Client
Bor, Sag og Meiselteknikk AS
Year
2026
Industry
Diamond tools, machinery and workshop services
Scope
Identity, website, online store, product filtering and workshop requests
Status
Live

What we built

  1. 01

    The tools take center stage

    A distinct visual identity and a 3D experience built around saw blades, core drills and the workshop. Two clear choices lead customers to the online store or service.

  2. 02

    A catalog customers can navigate

    Products can be found through search and combined filters for category, brand, stock availability and price. Prices are marked excluding VAT, and stock availability comes from the point-of-sale system.

  3. 03

    The right information for the workshop

    Sharpening, welding, machine servicing and spare parts each have their own entry point. Customers learn what the workshop needs, such as diameter, model and serial number, before submitting a job.

  4. 04

    From the screen to Nesttun

    Phone number, address, opening hours and directions support the digital paths. Getting personal help should be as clear as finding a product online.

Screenshots

Two paths to BSM

  • Find and order tools
  • See stock availability and product variants
  • Submit a workshop request
  • Contact the specialists in Nesttun

Built with

  • React
  • Three.js
  • Product catalog
  • PC Kasse

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