3D printing small giant Sailing Additive Technology showcased at the High-tech Fair

Market IntelThursday, Nov 14, 2024 3:21 am ET

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Securities Times News, the 26th China Hi-tech Fair opened in Shenzhen on November 14. This year's high-tech fair is themed "technology leading development and industrial integration and transformation", which fully promotes the development trend of high-tech in China and the world. By invitation of the Shaanxi Capital Market Service Center, the National Specialized and Fine Enterprises, the A-grade listed enterprises in Shaanxi, Xi'an Sailong Additive Manufacturing Technology Co., Ltd. showcased the full series of solutions for electron beam metal 3D printing.

According to the information, the company was established in 2013 and is a high-tech enterprise initiated and controlled by the Northwest Institute of Nonferrous Metals. It specializes in the research, production, sales and technical services of electron beam selective melting technology and equipment, plasma rotating electrode atomization powder making technology and equipment, and 3D printing of complex metal components. The company has the highest market share in the domestic electron beam 3D printing field and has achieved batch sales and applications in medical, automotive, scientific research and aerospace fields.

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