Produxon - Free HTML5 Manufacturing Website Templates
Free manufacturing and industrial company website template. Responsive HTML5 and Bootstrap 5, with a live demo and free download.
Free for personal & commercial use · keeps a small “Designed by ThemeVault” footer link · no card needed
- HTML
- CSS
- JS
- Bootstrap 5
- Released Mar 2018
- v2.0 · Sep 2026
- 10 pagesin the live demo
- v2.0updated Sep 2026
- 7,266views
Produxon is a website template which is the best choice for all manufacture related websites and businesses. It is a multipage template which includes different pages like agbout, services, projects, professional team, blogs, and contact page. It comes with the features like beautifully designed header with creative logo design, a banner with owl carousel slider, about section with accordions, eye catchy hover effects, services block with icons, projects display with grid shuffle and magnific popup, projects with counter widget, and stick to top menu. This manufacturing website templates grabs audiences with quick search, displaying the recent news, and quick way to subscribe to the latest news and events. The template is entirely built with HTML5, CSS3, JavaScript, and Bootstrap framework.
- single-service.html — a service detail page (Design & Build), with a spec panel
- single-project.html — a project case study (Northgate Distribution Centre) with client, sector, floor area, duration, the challenge
- Rebuilt on Bootstrap 5.3 (was Bootstrap 3): grid, navbar, carousel, tabs and forms all use current markup.
- jQuery removed completely, along with five plugins it carried: owl.carousel, lightbox2, shuffle
- Font Awesome updated from 4 to 6. Fonts (Overpass) were already self-hosted and remain so.
- blog.html and single-blog.html threw a JavaScript error on every visit ("counterUp is not a function"): both called the counter plugin without ever loading it
- Every "Read More" button on the services had href="" — clicking one reloaded the page. All now open the service detail page.
- The hero "View Our Solutions" button was dead in the same way; it opens the services page.
Pages
Features
| Template Type | Free |
|---|---|
| Compatible Browsers | Opera, Firefox, Google Chrome |
| Banner Slider | Bootstrap Carousel, Owl Slider |
| Link hover effetcs | Yes |
| Coding | HTML 5, CSS 3, 1170 Grid System, Bootstrap 5 |
| Forms | Newsletter Subscription, Search Form, Contact Form, Subscribe Form |
| Additional Features | Color palette, Google Map, Accordian, Light box, Zoom Image Effect, Counter, Favicon, Stick To Top, Responsive Design, Social Links, Back To Top Button |
| Image Sources | Freepik, Flaticon, Pexels |
| Pages | About Page, Blog, Team Page |
What’s new
- single-service.html — a service detail page (Design & Build), with a spec panel, scope list and process. In v1 all eight "Read More" buttons on the services had an empty link, so they simply reloaded the page. They now open this page.
- single-project.html — a project case study (Northgate Distribution Centre) with client, sector, floor area, duration, the challenge, what was done and the result. In v1 projects only opened as a photograph in a lightbox.
- Rebuilt on Bootstrap 5.3 (was Bootstrap 3): grid, navbar, carousel, tabs and forms all use current markup.
- jQuery removed completely, along with five plugins it carried: owl.carousel, lightbox2, shuffle, counterUp and waypoints. The template now ships one small plain-JavaScript file (js/main.js).
- Font Awesome updated from 4 to 6. Fonts (Overpass) were already self-hosted and remain so.
- blog.html and single-blog.html threw a JavaScript error on every visit ("counterUp is not a function"): both called the counter plugin without ever loading it, so their statistics never ran. They work now.
- Every "Read More" button on the services had href="" — clicking one reloaded the page. All now open the service detail page.
- The hero "View Our Solutions" button was dead in the same way; it opens the services page.
- js/custom.js was a recycled file from an unrelated template, still carrying that template's name in its header.
- Every page shared the single title "Produxon" with no meta description. Each page now has its own title and description, one h1, image alt text, and lazy loading for images below the fold.
- A stray yellow accent behind inner-page headings pushed the page a few pixels wider than the screen on phones, producing a sideways scroll.
- Every page compared against the original block by block at 1920, 1280, 992, 768, 575 and 390 pixels, so the rebuild matches the layout you know at each size rather than only on a desktop monitor.
- Keyboard-operable navigation, project filter, image viewer and tabs.
- Labelled search, newsletter and enquiry fields.
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Download Details
- Published
- March 21, 2018
- Categories
- Business & ServicesIndustrialFree Responsive Website Templates
- Tags
- CSS3Free downloadHTML5Multipurposebusinessbusiness servicesbusiness templatebusiness websitecorporate templatecorporate web designfreeresponsiveservices
Source
- HTML
- CSS
- JS
- Bootstrap 5
Please note that the images in the template will be blurred in the downloaded package.
Support
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License
Free for personal & commercial use with an attribution link to ThemeVault. Read the license.
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See all 10 pages at a glance
Each page is built and ready, as it looks in the live demo.
Homeindex.html
Aboutabout.html
Serviceservice.html
Projectproject.html
Teamteam.html
Blogblog.html
Contactcontact.html
Single servicesingle-service.html
Single blogsingle-blog.html
Single projectsingle-project.html
The home page on a phone, as it looks in the live demo.
What you get in the ZIP
Everything is plain files you can open in any editor. No build step and no installs.
- 93files
- 1.7 MBZIP size
- 10HTML pages
- 56images
Please note that the images in the template will be blurred in the downloaded package.
produxon-free-manufacturing-website-templates/ ├── index.html ├── about.html ├── blog.html ├── contact.html ├── project.html ├── service.html ├── single-blog.html ├── single-project.html ├── single-service.html └── team.html
No build tools, no installs
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Add your content
Change the text and photos in the HTML files with any code editor.
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Upload the folder to any web host. It's plain HTML, so it runs anywhere.
About this template
Can I use Produxon for a client's website?
Yes. The free version is licensed for personal and commercial use, including client work, as long as the footer credit stays. Remove it for $9.00₹499 one-time, or with Pro.
Do I need to know how to code?
You'll need to edit the HTML text and swap the images, which any code editor can do.
Will I get updates?
Yes. Your My Downloads page always serves the latest version, so you can re-download an update free. The What's new tab lists what changed in each version.
Are the photos included?
The images in the template are blurred in the downloaded package, and the photos in the live demo are for the demo only. Add your own images.
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