Baoyin Special Metals Technology Co., Ltd. (hereinafter referred to as "Baoyin Special Metals") was founded in 1991. It is a national high-tech enterprise specializing in the research, development, and manufacturing of critical pipes and products for fields such as nuclear power, thermal power, petrochemicals, rail transit, and aerospace.
Baoyin Special Metals is committed to "targeting high-end markets, producing high-end products, and serving high-end customers." Closely aligned with national strategies and market demands, the company drives development through technological innovation, supports growth with industry chain collaboration, and achieves breakthroughs through international expansion. It has grown into a leading domestic and internationally recognized enterprise in the R&D and manufacturing of high-performance specialty alloy pipes and critical components, serving as an important pillar for the domestic substitution of key materials in China's nuclear power, energy, and high-end equipment manufacturing sectors.
Over the years, the company has adhered to independent innovation and continuously increased investment in R&D. Relying on its "three stations and four centers" R&D platform, it has built a research team led by domestic and international experts and primarily composed of PhDs and Master's degree holders in materials science. The company has deeply cultivated the field of high-end equipment manufacturing, accumulated rich technical achievements and a substantial patent portfolio, and undertaken multiple sub-tasks of national major scientific and technological projects. It was the first in China to achieve domestic production of a series of critical pipes for supercritical and ultra-supercritical thermal power units, as well as 690 U-shaped tubes for nuclear power applications. Baoyin Special Metals is also the world's first high-end equipment manufacturer to successfully develop heat transfer modules for steam generators in fourth-generation nuclear power technology using high-temperature gas-cooled reactors.