Powder Business Overview
+3D Printing
+Powder Metallurgy
+Laser Cladding
+Press and Sinter
+Laser Repair
+Injection Molding
Serving multiple application fields such as aerospace, biomedical, and consumer electronics, we provide a series of high-performance alloy powder products including titanium alloys, superalloys, aluminum alloys, and mold steels, with customization support.
High Purity | Good Sphericity | Low Oxygen Content | Excellent Performance
☑ Full coverage of 9 series and over 200 grades of high-end alloy powders
☑ Comprehensive powder performance is excellent, 100% import substitution
☑ 20 years of technical accumulation in aerospace engine alloy powders, with over 60,000 furnace runs of production records
☑ 5 atomization powder production technologies, the most technology routes globally
☑ Mastery of key technologies including alloy composition design, bar stock preparation, and powder preparation
☑ Independently integrated 30 powder production lines with an annual capacity of 5,000 tons, serving over 5,000 users
Typical Product: Copper Alloy Powder
Developed multiple copper alloy materials dedicated to 3D printing, including CuCrZr, CuSn10, CuSn20, GRcop-42, and GRcop-84
Outstanding technical advantages in composition design, copper alloy melting, printing processes, and microstructure and property control
Good electrical and thermal conductivity, high strength, and excellent wear resistance
| Grade | Condition | Test Temperature | Tensile Strength /MPa |
Yield Strength /MPa |
Elongation % |
| CuCrZr | Heat-Treated | Room Temperature | 520 | 420 | 20 |
| CuSn10 | Heat-Treated | Room Temperature | 500 | 310 | 25 |
| GRcop-42 | Heat-Treated | Room Temperature | 358 | 180 | 32 |
| GRcop-84 | Heat-Treated | Room Temperature | 390 | 205 | 30 |
□ Typically used in the manufacturing of rocket engine combustion chambers, integrated circuit lead frames, induction coils, and continuous casting mold crystallizers
□ Widely serving industries such as electric power, electronics, energy and petrochemicals, machinery and metallurgy, aerospace, and marine engineering
