Jiangsu Vilary Advanced Materials Co., Ltd.'s self-developed T70X metal powder for selective laser melting (SLM) has been included in the first batch of new materials under Jiangsu Province's 2026 "Three Firsts, Two News" recognition list. The company's high-efficiency argon-recycling EIGA atomization equipment was simultaneously recognized in the new technology and new product list, marking dual provincial-level endorsements for both the material and powder production equipment. T70X is a next-generation near-alpha high-temperature titanium alloy capable of stable service at 700°C (with a tensile strength of ≥480 MPa at that temperature), filling a domestic gap for titanium alloy powders in this temperature class. It has already been applied to critical components such as aero-engine blades, casings, blisks, and hot-section structural parts for high-speed aircraft, while resolving the manufacturing pain points of TC4/TA15 (whose mechanical properties drop sharply above 500°C) and Ti2AlNb (which exhibits high cracking sensitivity during forming). With a market share exceeding 35% for three consecutive years and a planned annual production capacity of over 10,000 tonnes, this recognition signals that domestic high-temperature titanium alloy powder is shifting from "following" to "leading," providing material support for the independent manufacturing of larger, higher-temperature aerospace power components. Value for powder buyers: ① The 700°C-class high-temperature titanium alloy powder now offers a domestic alternative, giving aero-engine and high-speed aircraft customers a new purchasable grade. ② T70X offers forming performance similar to TA15 but with superior heat resistance—watch how its substitution pace for TA15 may reshape powder demand structures. ③ The EIGA equipment's inclusion proves the company's integrated capability in both equipment and materials; as Vilary expands capacity, its equipment offerings are worth tracking for other powder producers.