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Guangzhou Xinyan Jin's 3D Printed Tire Mold Steel Sheets Surpass 10 Million Units Delivered, Leading Group Standard Development

2026-07-10 · Impact score: 36

Guangzhou Xinyan Jin Additive Technology has delivered over 10 million tire mold 3D printed steel sheets, with exports to Japan, South Korea, India, Turkey, Malaysia, and other countries. The company’s parent factory operates in-house atomization powder production lines covering mainstream materials such as 17-4PH, 316L, 304L, 410, and 18Ni300, ensuring quality from the source. By independently optimizing LPBF process parameters, it achieves support-free and minimal post-processing efficient printing. A flexible production line of 16 industrial-grade printers handles batch orders of tens of thousands while enabling fast prototyping. As a vice-chairman unit of the Additive Manufacturing Branch of Guangdong Mechanical Engineering Society, the company led the formulation of the group standard 'Additive Manufacturing Tire Mold Steel Sheets.' Traditional stamping and milling methods can no longer meet the multi-angle, multi-thickness, multi-curvature production demands of 3D patterned groove steel sheets, making metal additive manufacturing the only viable solution.

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广州鑫研锦金属3D打印轮胎模具钢片累计交付超1000万片，牵头制定团体标准

广州鑫研锦增材科技在轮胎模具3D打印钢片领域累计交付超1000万件，部分产品出口日本、韩国、印度、土耳其、马来西亚等国。公司母公司自有气雾化制粉产线，覆盖17-4PH、316L、304L、410、18Ni300等主流粉末材料，从源头把控品质；通过自主优化LPBF参数体系，实现无支撑、少后处理的高效打印方案；16台工业级打印设备组成柔性产线，可承接万级批量订单并灵活响应快速打样。作为广东省机械工程学会增材制造分会副理事长单位，公司牵头制定了《增材制造轮胎模具钢片》团体标准。传统冲压、铣削方法已无法满足3D花纹槽钢片的多角度、多厚度、多弧度生产需求，金属增材制造成为唯一可行路径。

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