CadCam Technology is a developer and manufacturer of laser cutting and laser engraving machines
CadCam Technology, manufacturer of laser technologies for the textile industry, and its subsidiary GS UK have been acquired by Summa to strengthen its position in the print finishing equipment market.
Based in Nottingham, UK, CadCam Technology (CCT) is a developer and manufacturer of laser cutting and laser engraving machines. The company is also involved in software development and integrating vision systems and camera recognition into finishing equipment. Its main markets are soft signage, garment and garment embellishment, with major customers in the automotive, solar panels, sportswear, and footwear industries. Its subsidiary GS is a distributor and test centre of CCT equipment.
‘We have seen a substantial growth in Summa in recent years and this acquisition is a real milestone for us,’ said Erwin Vandousselaere, CEO. ‘CCT is very innovative and experienced in the garment industry. Together we will be stronger to achieve further growth.’
‘With this partnership I am fully convinced that CCT will have continuity through our worldwide network and sales and marketing capacities,’ said John Bell, founder. ‘We have been working together since the early nineties, which makes Summa our ideal partner to enlarge the business.’
