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Amatech

HardwareBeijing, ChinaFounded 2011· One of 1757 Hardware companies tracked by AMPulse

A medical device company specializing in 3D-printed biodegradable vascular stents and implants.

CEO / Founder
Liu Qing
Team Size
51-200
Stage
Growth Stage
Total Funding
$51.0M
Latest Round
Series D
Key Investors
SDIC Venture Capital, China Reform Holdings, Beijing State-owned Assets Management (BSAM), Haidian Science & Technology Financial Capital Group

Technology & Products

Key Products

["AMSorb Bioresorbable Coronary Scaffold","Bioresorbable Peripheral Vascular Stents","3D Printing Medical Device Manufacturing Platform"]

Technological Advantage

Proprietary 3D printing process allows for complex stent geometries and optimized mechanical properties that are difficult to achieve with traditional manufacturing, enabling better biocompatibility and degradation control.

Differentiation

Value Proposition

Provides bioresorbable scaffolds that offer temporary support to blood vessels and then dissolve, reducing long-term risks associated with permanent metal stents.

How They Differentiate

Proprietary multi-nozzle precision 3D printing technology that enables thinner struts and complex geometries compared to traditional laser-cut polymer stents.

Market & Competition

Target Customers

Hospitals, cardiovascular surgeons, and patients with coronary or peripheral artery diseases.

Industry Verticals

["Medical Devices","Healthcare","3D Printing"]

Competitors

Lepu Medical (NeoVas), MicroPort Scientific (Firesorb), Biotronik (Magmaris)

Growth & Milestones

Growth Metrics

Transitioned from R&D to late-stage clinical trials; multiple products granted NMPA 'Green Channel' status.

Major Milestones

["World's first 3D-printed biodegradable vascular stent to enter clinical trials (2019)","Completed Series D funding of over 200 million RMB (2022)","Designated as a National High-Tech Enterprise in China"]

Notable Customers

Fuwai Hospital, Beijing Anzhen Hospital

Why this company matters

Amatech occupies a distinctive position in the interventional cardiology market by replacing permanent metal stents with bioresorbable scaffolds that provide temporary vessel support and then degrade. This approach addresses the long-term risks of late stent thrombosis and chronic inflammation associated with conventional drug-eluting stents. The company has moved beyond the laser-cutting methods used by most polymer-stent makers, instead developing a proprietary multi-nozzle 3D printing process designed for mass production of bioresorbable vascular stents.

The core product line includes the AMSorb Bioresorbable Coronary Scaffold, bioresorbable peripheral vascular stents, and a 3D printing medical device manufacturing platform. The multi-nozzle process enables thinner struts and complex geometries that are difficult to achieve with traditional manufacturing, improving biocompatibility and allowing precise control over degradation rates. Amatech holds over 50 domestic and international patents related to 3D printing technology and bioresorbable medical materials.

Target customers include hospitals and cardiovascular surgeons treating coronary or peripheral artery diseases. The company has clinical trial collaborations with Fuwai Hospital and Beijing Anzhen Hospital. Amatech's AMSorb scaffold was the world's first 3D-printed biodegradable vascular stent to enter clinical trials in 2019, and multiple products have received NMPA Green Channel status for expedited regulatory review. The company completed a Series D round of over 200 million RMB in 2022, backed by investors including SDIC Venture Capital, China Reform Holdings, and Beijing State-owned Assets Management.

Amatech competes with Lepu Medical's NeoVas, MicroPort Scientific's Firesorb, and Biotronik's Magmaris in the bioresorbable scaffold space. Its differentiation rests on the proprietary multi-nozzle 3D printing technology, which allows for thinner struts and more complex geometries than laser-cut polymer stents. The key open question is whether the company can scale manufacturing to compete with established players on cost and reliability, and whether its clinical data will demonstrate superiority over existing BVS products in long-term outcomes.