Stratasys Appoints CoreEL Technologies as Channel Partner to Expand Market Outreach in India

Offers professional 3D printing solutions, application consultations and customer services to support local organizations throughout design and manufacturing workflows

Stratasys India, a subsidiary of Stratasys Ltd. today announced the appointment of CoreEL Technologies (I) Pvt. Ltd. (CoreEL) as authorized channel partner to expand its market outreach in India. CoreEL extends Stratasys’ well-established partner network to offer professional 3D printing solutions, additive manufacturing application consultations and customer services to support local organizations throughout their design and manufacturing workflows.

Founded in 1999, Bangalore-based CoreEL is a leading developer and full-service provider of advanced electronic system level products and solutions for aerospace & defense, research & higher education, and digital media broadcasting industries. Renowned for outstanding services to offer viable, productive and timely solutions to meet customers’ manufacturing needs, CoreEL markets the complete Stratasys 3D printing solutions and ecosystem across India, including its suite of professional 3D production systems, desktop 3D printers, and a wide range of high-performance materials engineered for targeted industries such as automotive, aerospace, machineries and medical etc.

“We are committed to enhancing local accessibility to Stratasys’ professional 3D printing ecosystem through a customer-centric strategy,” commented Rajiv Bajaj, Managing Director of Stratasys India. “With CoreEL’s renowned reputation in offering technology solutions and mapping customers’ application needs, we believe this partnership will help customers leverage 3D printing especially in Aerospace & Defense and Academia which are key focus areas for CoreEL.”

“We are delighted to be on board with the best-in-class 3D printing solutions provider and broaden our product portfolio to give customers an innovative option to enhance their production capabilities,” said Vishwanath Padur, President of CoreEL Technologies. “3D printing has a high potential to impact the manufacturing segment, closing the gap for quick turnaround time with reduced cost and accelerating production schedules for many organizations.”