CADCAM Systems has been engaged in 3D printing sales and support with Stratasys to build the usage of 3D manufacturing technology in the Rocky Mountain States, and over the years built a reputation for technical ability and customer service. PADT says that customers will now receive system support, consumables, and the latest machines through the transition from PADT through their offices in Littleton, Colorado; Murray, Utah; and Albuquerque, New Mexico.
According to the deal, PADT will provide additional support from the company’s headquarters in Tempe, Arizona.
“We knew they took excellent care of their customers and had strong client bases in Colorado, New Mexico, and Utah, three states that we’ve been growing aggressively in,” Chu says. “It was an obvious fit for both companies.”
The acquisition deal won’t impact the number of people employed at either PADT or CADCAM. During the transition, customers with maintenance agreements from CADCAM Systems will be serviced by CADCAM until those agreements expire, with an option to renew with PADT. 3D printing material supplies will be still be available from CADCAM Systems during the transition, and PADT will take over that service during the coming months.
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