Abrasor mining hose with flanges and a blue product band

Mining Hose Product Animation for an Australian Manufacturer

Name: Mining hose product film
Uploaded: 2026-11-09T10:00:00Z
Duration: 53 s
Description: A Full HD product film showing mining hose construction, flexibility and ceramic lining.

A 53-second homepage film showing the layered construction, flexibility and ceramic lining of industrial hoses. We combined client-supplied 3D models, CG preparation and AI-assisted animation, then delivered the film and 18 individual shots.

Front opening and bolted flange of a mining hose on a black background

Curved Turboflex hose showing its flexibility

Client and market context

Australian Mining Hoses, Explained for a Website Audience

An Australian manufacturer of industrial hoses needed an animation for its website homepage. Its hoses connect rigid pipework and carry abrasive slurry: water mixed with sand and other solids. The brief was to show the products, their internal construction and the differences within the range, starting from the client’s existing GLB models.

Showing the Differences Behind Similar Black Hose Bodies

The outer surface alone does not explain what each hose does. The sequence had to open the construction, show a flexible section bending and bring the ceramic lining into view. Client feedback shaped the layer movements, pacing, product markings and transitions, so each feature had time to be understood.

Project film and stills

The Mining Hose Film and Its 18 Shot Frames

The 53-second film is followed by full, uncropped frames from the supplied shots: construction, product bands, hose flexibility, ceramic lining, slurry and the closing brand frame.

Close view of an Abrasor mining hose flange and blue product band — 02

Outer hose wall and opening revealed in the Abrasor construction sequence — 03

Blue Abrasor product band on the rubber mining hose — 04

Front view into a mining hose with its surrounding flange — 05

Close view of the Turboflex hose wall and end fitting — 06

Angled mining hose flange and dark interior — 07

Abrasor ceramic hose name on a blue product band — 08

Angled view into the ceramic-lined Abrasor mining hose — 09

Ceramic-lined Abrasor hose with blue bands at both ends — 10

Abrasor mining hose with bolted end flange and product marking — 11

Close view along the rubber mining hose toward its end fitting — 12

Abrasive slurry emerging through the open end of a mining hose — 13

Turboflex product name on the blue hose band — 15

White ceramic lining visible inside the mining hose flange — 16

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53sec
Full HD film export, version v04, delivered in July 2026.
18shots
Individual video shots supplied separately after the edited film.
3features
Layered construction, flexibility and ceramic lining shown through motion.

For a mining hose, the useful visual story is inside the product: its layers, its ability to bend and its lining. A clear sequence makes those differences visible before the viewer reads a specification sheet.

The confirmed intended use was the website homepage.

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What did this mining hose animation need to show?

The film needed to explain three product features: Abrasor X10 construction, Turboflex XT10 flexibility and Abrasor XC10 ceramic lining. The homepage brief called for a polished presentation in which the products and their differences were visible, with names readable on the bands of the 3D models.

Did the client supply the 3D models?

Yes. The client supplied existing product models in GLB format. We reviewed their geometry, materials and construction, then prepared scenes and cameras for the film. A key task was handling the cut hose and its shared texture so the layers could move separately and return to a closed exterior.

How were CG and AI combined in this project?

CG preparation established the product scenes, cameras and rendered start and end frames. These guide frames supported AI-assisted animation in Seedance, followed by editing and post-production. The process also included a storyboard and animation blocking, with client feedback on timing, layer movement, markings and transitions.

What was delivered for the mining hose project?

The delivery included the v04 film in Full HD, lasting approximately 53 seconds, and 18 individual video shots sent subsequently. The gallery shows still frames extracted from those shots, following the same product themes: hose construction, product markings, flexibility, ceramic lining and the closing brand frame.

Was a separate animatic produced?

No. The production record identifies a storyboard and animation blocking, and explicitly states that there was no separate animatic stage. Scene planning and blocking were used to develop the movement before the CG guide frames, AI-assisted animation, editing and subsequent revisions to the film.

Where was the film intended to be used?

The film was made for the manufacturer’s website homepage. Its role in the brief was to introduce the industrial hose range and show the features behind the outer surface. The separate video shots give the client the component sequences alongside the edited Full HD film.

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