TIZ Alloy
Chinese manufacturer of specialty alloy powders for MIM, soft magnetic applications, diamond tools, and metal additive manufacturing.
- CEO / Founder
- 唐明强 (Tang Mingqiang)
- Team Size
- 51-200
- Stage
- Growth Stage
- Total Funding
- $6.9M
- Latest Round
- Series A
- Key Investors
- Industrial Securities Investment; Quanzhou Venture Capital; Xingzheng Innovation Capital
Technology & Products
Key Products
MIM stainless steel powders; Soft magnetic alloy powders (FeSiCr, FeSi, amorphous/nanocrystalline); Diamond tool pre-alloyed powders; RF plasma spheroidized powders; SiC ceramic-metal composite materials; Radar absorbing materials; Custom specialty alloy powders
Technological Advantage
Proprietary water-gas combined atomization system; ability to produce ultra-fine powders down to 3-5 microns; joint development model reducing customer R&D cycles from 3-6 months to 30-45 days; full product line coverage from soft magnetic to MIM to specialty alloys.
Differentiation
Value Proposition
Domestically produced high-purity (99.8%), low-oxygen (<500 ppm) ultra-fine alloy powders with advanced water-gas atomization technology, enabling import substitution for critical magnetic and structural materials.
How They Differentiate
Focus on soft magnetic powders (FeSiCr, amorphous/nanocrystalline) for power inductors and NEV applications — a niche where TIZ has deep technical expertise and Panasonic certification; ultra-fine powder capability down to 3-5 microns; joint development model with customers.
Market & Competition
Target Customers
MIM (metal injection molding) manufacturers, magnetic component producers (power inductors, transformers), diamond tool makers, 3D printing powder users, automotive and aerospace OEMs
Industry Verticals
Aerospace; Automotive (especially NEV); Consumer electronics (3C); Power electronics; Telecommunications; Energy storage; Medical devices; Metallurgy and machinery
Competitors
Jiangsu Vilory (江苏威拉里); Zhongti Xincai / ZT Powder (中体新材); AVIMETAL (中航迈特)
Growth & Milestones
Growth Metrics
40-50% annual revenue growth (2021-2023); 500 tons/month total alloy powder capacity (200 tons/month soft magnetic dedicated); 120 mu (~20 acres) new production base under construction in 2024-2025
Major Milestones
2013: Company founded; 2017: Upgraded water-gas atomization system, launched high-sphericity MIM and soft magnetic powders; 2021: Moved to first phase production base (5000-8000 tons/year capacity); 2023: Completed ¥50M (~$6.9M) Series A funding; 2023: Panasonic automotive-grade inductor certification achieved; 2024: 120 mu new base construction started; Target: STAR Market (科创板) IPO within 3-5 years
Notable Customers
Panasonic (automotive-grade inductor certification, supply agreement through 2030); multiple NEV magnetic component manufacturers