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Rongsu

HardwareSuzhou, ChinaFounded 2020· One of 1740 Hardware companies tracked by AMPulse

Develops high-deposition rate metal wire-feed additive manufacturing systems for large-scale industrial and research applications.

CEO / Founder
Wang Bo
Team Size
51-200
Stage
Active
Total Funding
$10M
Latest Round
Series A
Key Investors
GGV Capital; Kunlun Capital; Liangxi Sci-tech Innovation Investment

Technology & Products

Key Products

AMmake T1 (Wire Arc Additive Test Platform); WLAM Series (Laser Wire Additive Manufacturing Systems); WAAM Series (Wire Arc Additive Manufacturing Systems); Rongsu Cloud Control Software

Technological Advantage

Uses standard welding wire which is 10-20x cheaper than specialized AM powders; achieves deposition rates of 2-10kg/hr vs 0.1-0.5kg/hr for LPBF.

Differentiation

Value Proposition

Reduces the cost of large-scale metal part production by up to 60% compared to powder-bed fusion while increasing deposition rates by 10x, enabling rapid production of structural aerospace components.

How They Differentiate

Offers a specialized research-to-production pathway with the AMmake T1 platform, allowing customers to develop processes on a small scale before moving to large-format industrial WLAM/WAAM systems.

Market & Competition

Target Customers

Aerospace and defense manufacturers, research institutions, and energy sector structural engineers.

Industry Verticals

Aerospace; Defense; Energy; Maritime; Education/Research

Competitors

Gefertec; AML3D; Meltio; Norsk Titanium; Lincoln Electric (Additive Solutions)

Growth & Milestones

Growth Metrics

Successfully closed Series A in 2022; expanded from research platforms to industrial-grade WLAM systems for aerospace structural parts.

Major Milestones

2020: Company founded in Suzhou to commercialize HIT research; 2021: Launched AMmake T1 research platform; 2022: Completed Series A funding led by GGV Capital; 2023: Expansion into industrial-grade WLAM systems

Notable Customers

Harbin Institute of Technology; Various Chinese Aerospace Research Institutes