01 / INSPECT
Start with the whole machine.
The load body, chassis, drive modules and hydraulics belong to one assembly. Find the component you need without losing the structure around it.
65selectable assemblies
Explore part-aware editing REFORA / 3D EDITING FOR MANUFACTURERS
Edit complex
assemblies.
Keep the context.
Inspect and revise named parts inside existing 3D models. Explore exploded views, carry earlier decisions forward, and review product variants before they return to engineering.
Discuss your product family White-label licensing · your products, your brandingASSEMBLY STUDY / 001
HX–480 electric haul truck
11.1 m of machinery. Precise control over every named assembly.
HX–480 ELECTRIC HAULAGESTUDIO RENDER
ONE ASSEMBLY. EVERY DETAIL.
Explore the structure. Separate the systems. Revise the wear plates.
Original concept assembly · dimensional revision studyProfessional review required before manufacture
BUILT AROUND YOUR ASSEMBLIES
Specialty trailers / Work-truck bodies / Agricultural machinery / Custom equipment / Bespoke joinery
ONE MACHINE / A CONTINUOUS REVIEW
From the whole assembly
to the detail that matters.
Follow one revision through the HX–480.
HX–480 / ELECTRIC HAULAGE01 / 04
Rendered from the same concept assembly. Explore the live controls ↑
02 / SEPARATE
Open the assembly with intent.
Follow the wear-liner service sequence. Retainers clear first, then the plates separate from the load body. The chassis remains the reference for every system.
03authored separation sequences
How project context works 03 / REVISE
A small change. A precise scope.
Increase six floor liners from 25 to 40 mm. In this study, their undersides and mounting centers stay fixed; retaining bolts follow the new upper surface. Review the detail with its surrounding assembly still in view.
FLOOR WEAR PLATES+15 mm
6 plates · mounting centers retained+15mm floor-liner thickness
Review a controlled revision 04 / REVIEW
Every part has its place.
Inspect the systems around the chassis. Compare source and revised wear plates, then return to the assembled model. Keep the conversation connected to the parts your team will review.
01assembly throughout the review
Explore revision history A dimensional concept study. Engineering, fit and manufacturing tolerances require professional validation.
Explore the assembly ↑04 / Scope
What a request
keeps in view.
A request is bounded by the part you select, and the plan lists that boundary before anything runs. Review the intended changes alongside the dimensions, materials and neighboring parts you want to keep.
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A request may change
- Geometry of the selected part
- The material assigned to that part
- Proportion and dimensions within it
- Every instance of a repeated component, when you scope it that way
- New geometry, when the request calls for a part that does not exist yet
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A request is scoped away from
- Part names and the structure of the tree
- Positions and origins of parts you did not select
- Unit scale and up axis
- Sibling geometry and their materials
- The source model as a comparison reference
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How your model is handled
- Requests and model versions in one project
- A reviewable plan before execution
- Version history kept with the project
- Deletable on request, per project
Preservation is currently stated as intent, not verified numerically. When validation ships, this page will say Refora verifies the dimensions and relationships you marked as fixed — and not before. Read the product limitations.
05 / Who it is for
Built for the products
your business manufactures.
Specialty trailers, agricultural attachments, custom machinery and fitted joinery. Start with the existing assembly, define the change, and review its context. See all use cases ↗
Configure the body around a fixed chassis.
Review compartment layouts, access doors, ramps and service-body variants in the context of the complete vehicle.
- Scope
- Compartments, doors, liftgates, guards
- Review
- Review the proposed configuration
- Handoff
- Bodybuilder and fleet review
Vehicle configurationRead the detail
Axle loads and regulatory compliance require engineering review.
Adapt the attachment to the job.
Explore guards, brackets and attachment variants while keeping the implement and its mounting interfaces in view.
- Scope
- Mounting plates, guards, tool carriers
- Review
- Compare a customer-specific variant
- Handoff
- Manufacturer and dealer review
Attachment variantsRead the detail
Working clearance, loads and fit require validation in CAD.
Keep the machine around the detail.
Scope a revision to an enclosure, fixture or conveyor module with the surrounding machine available for inspection.
- Scope
- Fixtures, enclosures, conveyor modules
- Review
- Review the intended change in context
- Handoff
- Engineering and integrator review
Custom machineryRead the detail
Kinematics, safety clearance and tolerances are not simulated.
Develop the fitted system, part by part.
Review bespoke cabinetry, concealed hardware and panel arrangements inside complex vehicle, marine or architectural fit-outs.
- Scope
- Panels, drawers, hardware, fitted units
- Review
- Compare the proposed specification
- Handoff
- Joinery design and client review
Fitted systemsRead the detail
Joinery details and production dimensions require professional review.
06 / THE OFFER
Your configurator.
Our engine underneath.
Bring your product family into a branded editing workspace. Scope a pilot around the parts your customers change, the context your team needs, and your review process.
Branded pilot
One vertical, one product family, your branding. The low-friction way to prove it against your own catalogue before committing.
One project fee
White-label licence
A full configurator on your domain, your SKUs, your branding. You own the customer experience; we keep the engine running underneath.
One-time fee · optional support retainer
Sector module
A domain module built once and licensed across your sector, so the capability keeps earning after the first deployment.
Per vertical
Sectors we license into
- Specialty trailers & work-truck bodiesConfigure the body around a fixed chassis.
- Agricultural machinery & attachmentsAdapt the attachment to the job.
- Industrial equipment & custom machineryKeep the machine around the detail.
- Bespoke furniture & joineryDevelop the fitted system, part by part.
- 2026 · 08v0.6 — Part-scoped plans and preserved dimensions
- addedPlans separate measured operations from interpretive ones and list what is intended to remain unchanged.
- addedScope selector for repeated parts — select four legs and treat them as one target.
- 2026 · 07v0.5 — Version history, compare and export
- addedEvery applied operation creates a model version you can return to and compare.
- addedGLB export retains geometry, part names, materials and embedded preset images through a round trip.
- 2026 · 06v0.4 — Model understanding
- addedImported models are analysed into parts with dimensions, triangle counts and repeated-component detection.
- addedReference images can be attached to a request with the qualities that matter marked.
08 / FAQ
Straight answers,
kept current.
Refora is designed first for editing an existing 3D model. Its main strength is keeping the original object, its parts and the project context available throughout a revision. It can author new geometry when a plan calls for a new part, but the workflow is built around the model you already have.
You do not need to perform every edit manually, but familiarity with parts, dimensions and materials helps you review the result and make better decisions. Refora exposes part lists, triangle counts and measurements because reviewing is part of the workflow.
Yes. Requests can be scoped to a single part, several related parts or the whole model. Complex changes are presented as a plan before execution, with the affected scope listed.
Yes. A reference can guide qualities such as silhouette, proportion, material, colour or construction, and you tell Refora which of those qualities matter. That is reference guidance, not an exact visual reconstruction.
Refora works part by part rather than on the whole mesh at once, so a request targets a scope — one room in a building, one section of a hull, one repeated component across an asset. Practical limits depend on part count and your machine; measured limits will be published on the limitations page once verified.
GLB is the audited round trip: geometry, part names, materials and embedded preset images survive export and re-import. Support for other formats is still being verified; check the product limitations before relying on a particular workflow.
Yes. The project keeps model versions, so previous states stay available and you can compare a result against the version before it. User-level grouped undo is in progress and this answer will be updated when it ships.
Refora is a desktop application. Windows and macOS builds are being tested. Final system requirements and installer availability will be shared when packaged builds are verified.
There is no public price list. Refora is scoped to the work: the models you edit, how complex the assemblies are and how many revisions a project runs to all change what the right package is. Tell us what you build and we will put a proposal together. Early access is free while the desktop build is in testing.
Let’s talk about your sector
What would
you license?
Bring the model, the part you need to change, and the context that matters. Apply for professional early access to Refora.