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Han's Polywell

HardwareShenzhen, ChinaFounded 2022· One of 1708 Hardware companies tracked by AMPulse

A high-end industrial metal 3D printing equipment manufacturer specializing in green laser technology for highly reflective materials.

CEO / Founder
Tang Jinglong
Team Size
201-500
Stage
Active
Total Funding
$6.9M
Latest Round
Venture Round
Key Investors
Han's Laser, Zusi Juyou, Zhao Guanghui

Technology & Products

Key Products

["Matrix M-Series (Selective Laser Melting/SLM Metal 3D Printers)","Matrix G-Series (High-Power Green Laser Metal 3D Printers)","Matrix D-Series (Direct Metal Deposition/DMD & Laser Cladding Systems)","Matrix S-Series (Stereolithography/SLA Non-metal 3D Printers)"]

Technological Advantage

Full-stack integration leveraging parent company Han's Laser's proprietary laser sources, combined with advanced 3D printing process control and multi-material capabilities.

Differentiation

Value Proposition

Enables high-precision additive manufacturing of difficult-to-process materials like pure copper and precious metals using proprietary green laser technology.

How They Differentiate

Proprietary green laser technology specifically designed for high-reflectivity metals like copper and gold, offering significantly higher absorption rates than traditional infrared lasers.

Market & Competition

Target Customers

Industrial manufacturers in aerospace, medical, automotive, and electronics sectors.

Industry Verticals

["Aerospace","Medical Devices","Automotive","Mold & Die Manufacturing","3C Electronics","Jewelry & Craft"]

Competitors

BLT (Bright Laser Technologies); Farsoon Technologies; HBD (Huashu Hi-Tech)

Growth & Milestones

Growth Metrics

Team expanded to 325 employees; successfully commercialized green laser 3D printing technology.

Major Milestones

["Founded in March 2022 as a subsidiary of Han's Laser","Launched the first domestic green laser metal 3D printer for high-reflectivity materials","Completed a 20 million RMB capital increase to expand production capacity","June 2025: 3D增材智能制造工厂 (Smart Manufacturing Factory) inaugurated at Han's Laser Global生产基地","Oct 2025: Strategic cooperation with multiple 3C consumer electronics leading brands","March 2026: Showcased HANS-M190, HANS-M410, DGT-250P at TCT Asia 2026"]

Notable Customers

Aerospace Research Institutes; Medical Device Manufacturers; High-end Jewelry Brands; Multiple 3C Consumer Electronics Leading Brands (mass production stage)

https://www.hansmatrix.com

Why this company matters

Han's Polywell occupies a niche in metal additive manufacturing by focusing on materials that traditional infrared lasers struggle to process. Its proprietary green laser technology addresses the high reflectivity and oxidation issues of pure copper, gold, and other precious metals, enabling reliable, high-precision builds. As a subsidiary of Han's Laser, the company leverages full-stack integration of in-house laser sources and process control software.

The company's product lineup includes the Matrix M-Series for selective laser melting, the Matrix G-Series with high-power green lasers, the Matrix D-Series for direct metal deposition and laser cladding, and the Matrix S-Series for stereolithography. This breadth covers both metal LPBF and DED processes, as well as polymer SLA, though the green laser SLM systems are the primary differentiator.

Target customers span aerospace research institutes, medical device manufacturers, automotive tier-1s, 3C electronics brands, and high-end jewelry firms. Han's Polywell has announced strategic cooperation with multiple leading 3C consumer electronics brands and has supplied systems to aerospace and medical research institutes in China. The company's 325-person team and a new smart manufacturing factory inaugurated in mid-2025 signal scaling ambitions.

Competing against established Chinese metal AM players like BLT, Farsoon, and HBD, Han's Polywell's moat lies in its green laser optics IP and the ability to process high-reflectivity alloys at production scale. The key open question is whether demand for copper and precious metal AM in electronics and jewelry will grow fast enough to sustain the company's expansion, or if the technology will remain a specialty tool.