CAD/CAM Consulting Is New Roboze American Reseller

CAD/CAM Consulting Services, Inc. (CCCS), manufacturing software and hardware sales, service, support and training provider for southern California and surrounding areas, is announced as the latest reseller for ROBOZE high-performance 3D printing solutions. 

CCCS’ offices, located in Anaheim, Newbury Park, and San Diego, CA, have operated in the region since 1993, and is staffed with experienced professionals who are familiar with the manufacturing landscape in the region, and has always had a goal of driving and supporting local manufacturing innovation. With the addition of ROBOZE, CCCS can expand its offering in the additive manufacturing space to address new markets by offering 3D printing solutions that solve common issues like process repeatability, accuracy, and the need to use high performance materials.

Offering the ROBOZE Plus PRO and the ROBOZE Production Series (ARGO 500/1000), three tiers of polymer-based materials, a browser-based software slicing application, and service, support, and training model,  the partnership between ROBOZE and CCCS will strive to help manufacturers rethink production processes and save the user time and money, the companies report.

"At ROBOZE, we look for strategic partners who can extend our values and world class technical service and customer support," says Levi Smith, global director of Channel at ROBOZE. "That is why I am extremely excited to announce our partnership with CAD/CAM Consulting Services, Inc.  CCCS’ knowledge in subtractive and metal additive manufacturing is well aligned to help customers navigate agnostic solutions to engineering problems. CCCS represents our first reseller in the Southern California market and their focus on localized manufacturing innovation is perfectly aligned with ROBOZE and our cutting-edge additive manufacturing solutions."

“As we continue to look for new products that drive innovation that can be delivered to our customers, partnering with ROBOZE was an obvious choice," says Patrick Shelar, president of CCCS. "Their material portfolio and ability to print highly accurate large parts is a welcome solution for many companies that are trying to find new ways to lightweight their designs, cut down on lead times, and manufacture parts that simply cannot be traditionally machined. Additionally, their success overseas and vision for the future, along with their partnerships with high profile, high performing companies, ensures their trajectory as a disruptor in additive manufacturing. We are excited to be on this journey with them.”

Sources: Press materials received from the company and additional information gleaned from the company’s website.