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KOCEL

HardwareYinchuan, Ningxia, ChinaFounded 2008· One of 1702 Hardware companies tracked by AMPulse

Binder jetting 3D printing systems for metal and ceramic manufacturing, sand mold casting, and digital factory solutions

CEO / Founder
Peng Fan (彭凡) — Chairman (董事长) of Kocel Group / Sharing Equipment Co., Ltd. (parent of Sharing Intelligent Equipment Co., Ltd.); born April 1963, Yibin, Sichuan; CPC member; postgraduate degree
Team Size
201-500
Stage
Active
Total Funding
Undisclosed
Latest Round
Strategic Investment
Key Investors
Yuanhe Holding (元禾控股)

Technology & Products

Key Products

AJS2500 Sand Printing System; Metal 3D printing equipment; Ceramic 3D printing equipment; Digital factory construction services

Technological Advantage

Proprietary binder jetting process for metals and ceramics; established domestic presence in Chinese manufacturing sector; recognized as national 'specialized and special new little giant enterprise'

Differentiation

Value Proposition

Advanced binder jetting technology enabling metal and ceramic component production with reduced lead times and material waste

How They Differentiate

Focus on metal and ceramic binder jetting; Chinese market presence; custom digital factory solutions

Market & Competition

Target Customers

Industrial manufacturers, foundries, ceramic producers

Industry Verticals

Foundry/Casting; Metal manufacturing; Ceramics production

Competitors

ExOne (global binder jet leader); Desktop Metal; HP Inc. (Metal Jet)

Growth & Milestones

Growth Metrics

400+ employees; 20%+ R&D personnel; 7% of sales revenue invested in R&D annually; 4 total subsidiaries (2 overseas); certified as national high-tech enterprise and green factory

Major Milestones

Founded 2008; Achieved national high-tech enterprise status; Designated as national 'specialized and special new little giant' enterprise; Certified as national green factory

Notable Customers

Siemens (Germany); Baker Hughes (United States); General Electric (United States); EDF (France); MAZAK (Japan); voestalpine (Austria)