SYS Systems Achieves Number 1 Partner Status Across EMEA — Reports 20% Hardware Sales Growth

SYS Systems, the UK's dedicated Platinum partner to Stratasys, has achieved "Number 1 Partner Status" across Europe, the Middle East, and Africa. The recognition follows a reported 20% increase in 3D printing hardware sales and more than £4 million in revenue from additive manufacturing solutions.

About SYS Systems

Based in Derby and part of the Carfulan Group, SYS Systems has represented Stratasys since 2009 — making this recognition a milestone in a 16-year partnership.

The company supplies industrial 3D printing equipment across twelve industries in the UK and Ireland, offering more than 25 technologies including:

• Fused Deposition Modelling (FDM)
• PolyJet
• P3
• SAF (Synthetic Absorption Factory)
• Medical 3D printers

Industries Served

SYS Systems deploys Stratasys technology across sectors including:

• Aerospace — Rapid prototyping and production parts
• Defence — Military-grade components
• Medical and Dental — Patient-specific implants and models
• Education — Universities and research institutions
• Automotive — Design iteration and manufacturing tools

What the Leaders Say

Matt Fulton, Joint Managing Director at SYS Systems, commented:

"We have represented Stratasys since 2009, so to achieve this global recognition means the world to our business. It's a real testament to the knowledge and commitment of our amazing team."

The recognition reflects not just sales growth, but also customer service excellence and technical expertise — factors that have driven repeat business and long-term partnerships across UK industry.

Why This Matters

This partnership milestone reflects the broader health of the UK industrial 3D printing market. As manufacturers increasingly adopt additive manufacturing for both prototyping and production, specialist resellers like SYS Systems play a crucial role in connecting companies with the right technology.

The 20% growth rate outpaces overall market growth, suggesting SYS Systems is gaining market share by delivering genuine value to customers beyond just equipment sales — including training, support, and application expertise.

For the UK manufacturing sector, this signals continued investment in additive manufacturing capabilities and growing confidence in 3D printing as a mainstream production technology.