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On November 6, Suizhou City hosted a supply-demand matching event for the metal 3D printing project of Hubei Handong Smart Manufacturing Co., Ltd. Professor Liu Sheng, Dean of the School of Integrated Circuits and Executive Dean of the Institute of Industrial Science at Wuhan University, and Hu Zhili, Secretary of the Suizhou Municipal Party Committee, jointly unveiled the project to mark its commissioning and operation. Yin Da, Deputy Secretary of the Municipal Party Committee and Acting Mayor, delivered a speech. The project will bring the Wuhan University team's mature full SLM process technology to Suizhou: opening up platform resources, proactively engaging with local special-purpose vehicle and equipment manufacturing enterprises, refining processes, strictly controlling quality, and working with all parties to cultivate local additive manufacturing technical talent. Yin Da noted that the project will fill the gap in high-end alloy 3D printing industrialization in Central China and help Suizhou build a technology highland in metal additive manufacturing for the province and even Central China. After the unveiling ceremony, guests visited the product sample display area and the production workshop; at the supply-demand matching meeting, Handong Smart Manufacturing gave a roadshow presentation, and shareholder units held face-to-face discussions with representatives of relevant enterprises. The introduction of the full SLM process to the Capital of Special-Purpose Vehicles means that local capacity support is now available for the lightweighting of local special-purpose vehicle parts and the trial production and upgrading of complex structural components. Buyer value: the commissioning of metal 3D printing capacity in Suizhou will amplify regional procurement demand for high-end alloy powders (aluminum alloy/stainless steel/mold steel) and SLM equipment; local special-purpose vehicle enterprises' trial production and upgrading needs also bring opportunities for purchasing printing services, and progress on Handong Smart Manufacturing's supply-demand matching orders can be tracked.
2026-11-07Titanium alloy 3D printing is on the eve of volume production in the Apple supply chain: Lens Technology is building titanium middle-frame capacity across dual bases in Taizhou and Changsha, and analysts say titanium 3D printing will be a capital expenditure focus in the new Apple supply chain cycle from 2027 to 2028. Copper-based green laser has become a new battleground: Dongyi Additive filed for a 90 million yuan copper-based production line, Xihe green-laser copper achieved 99.95% density, and Hengchi reached 99.7%. Blue Origin's Northstar engine is 65% 3D printed, and Chuangrui Laser achieved full 3D-printed turbojet ignition. Yuding Additive plans an IPO to raise 1.802 billion yuan, and Beikuang New Materials broke ground on its 3.06 billion yuan Ninghuai base. On prices, tungsten bars rose 2.2% against the trend to lead gains, while cobalt fell 3.7% to lead declines.
2026-11-07On November 6, during the presentation of winning projects at the China Aviation Innovation and Entrepreneurship Competition (CAIEC), Xinjinghe won third prize for its project "Metal Additive Manufacturing Technology Driving Structural Reform and Upgrading of Commercial Space Components." Xinjinghe is a metal additive manufacturing service provider for commercial space rocket engines and structural components. It has large-scale metal printing capacity and a full-industry-chain layout, with capacity nodes in multiple locations including Zhejiang, Chuzhou, Guangdong, and a northern R&D center. This award provides endorsement from an aviation entrepreneurship competition. Private rocket batch production continues to strongly drive demand for superalloy and titanium alloy powders and large-scale metal printing capacity. The recognition given to a metal AM service provider focused on structural reform of commercial space components further confirms the certainty of this market segment. Value for buyers: This award provides endorsement for a commercial space metal AM service provider. Its procurement needs for superalloy and titanium alloy powders and its expansion plans for large-scale printing equipment are worth tracking.
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