Duowei Shikong
Chinese additive manufacturing company based in Daqing, Heilongjiang, specializing in inorganic material 3D printing, industrial design, and full-chain manufacturing services for aerospace, medical, and cultural sectors.
- CEO / Founder
- Li Suliang
- Team Size
- 51-200
- Stage
- Active
Technology & Products
Key Products
Additive manufacturing equipment R&D and production, inorganic composite material 3D printing services, industrial design technology development, product design and free manufacturing.
Technological Advantage
Proprietary inorganic composite material 3D printing process paired with in-house additive manufacturing equipment development; participated in drafting national additive manufacturing standards.
Differentiation
Value Proposition
Operates the largest inorganic composite-material 3D printing production center in China, combining industrial design R&D with additive manufacturing equipment development and production.
How They Differentiate
Focus on inorganic/ceramic composite material 3D printing (vs. mainstream metal/polymer AM players), combined with full-chain industrial design and manufacturing services rather than equipment sales alone.
Market & Competition
Target Customers
Aerospace, medical, and cultural/creative industry clients requiring inorganic-material 3D printed parts and industrial design services.
Industry Verticals
Aerospace, Medical, Cultural/Creative Design, Industrial Equipment
Competitors
Farsoon Technologies; Eplus3D; Union Tech
Growth & Milestones
Growth Metrics
26 national/provincial-level recognitions including national industrial design enterprise, national high-tech enterprise, and national additive manufacturing standard-drafting enterprise; expanded to 16 facilities across 12 cities as of 2026.
Major Milestones
2014: founded in Daqing; established China's largest inorganic composite material 3D printing production center; designated sole discrete digital demonstration factory in Heilongjiang province; established first provincial creative design pilot base (2024); expansion to 12 cities nationwide (by 2026).
Notable Customers
Aerospace sector (aviation compressor turbines, small satellite lightweight structural components); Medical sector (craniofacial bone implant repair prostheses); Cultural sector (large-scale urban sculptures, Nine-Dragon Wall relief); Oil & gas equipment sector