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XDM 3D Printing

HardwareSuzhou, ChinaFounded 2015· One of 1757 Hardware companies tracked by AMPulse

Develops large-format metal powder bed laser melting (PBLM/SLM) 3D printers for industrial-scale production, enabling rapid manufacturing of complex aerospace, automotive, and medical components.

CEO / Founder
Daniel Wong, Ph.D.
Team Size
51-200
Stage
Active
Total Funding
$36.2M
Latest Round
Series A
Key Investors
Urumqi Ganquan Industrial Development Guidance Fund (Series A lead), Xinjiang Tianshan Industrial Investment Fund Management

Technology & Products

Key Products

XDM 420/500 series metal 3D printers; ultra-large-format metal 3D printers with build volumes up to 2000x2000mm.

Technological Advantage

CLAIMED: World's largest commercial PBLM printers with high efficiency and precision for large industrial parts. VERIFIED: Recognized by industry publications (3ders.org, Metal AM) for pioneering large-format SLM systems in China; validated through commercial deployments with partners like ACS Material. DEFENSIBLE: Proprietary PBLM process control and large-chamber engineering; replicable only with significant R&D and thermal management expertise.

Differentiation

Value Proposition

Reduces lead times and tooling costs for large, complex metal components by enabling direct digital manufacturing with build volumes up to 2000-series, consolidating multi-part assemblies into single prints and lowering per-part production costs.

How They Differentiate

Focuses specifically on super-large build volumes (e.g., XDM 750 at 750x750x500mm, XDM 2000) at competitive price points compared to EOS M 400-4 or SLM Solutions NXG, targeting cost-sensitive large-part manufacturing in China and emerging markets with faster deployment cycles.

Market & Competition

Target Customers

Industrial manufacturers, aerospace OEMs, automotive suppliers, and medical device companies requiring large-scale metal additive manufacturing.

Industry Verticals

Aerospace; Automotive; Medical; Molds & Tooling; Energy; Electronics

Competitors

BLT, Hanbang, Laseradd, Quickbeam, Syndaya, Eplus 3D, LiM Laser, Huayang (Chinese competitors); EOS, SLM Solutions (global leaders).

Growth & Milestones

Growth Metrics

Develops world's largest commercial PBLM printers with build volumes from 120mm × 120mm to 2000mm × 2000mm. Exhibited as a new prominent player at TCT Asia 2026. Launched 'Digital Warehouse JIP' project on 2020-12-23 for on-demand parts printing framework. Raised nearly CNY 100 million (~USD 14 million) in Series A funding in October 2025, enabling R&D acceleration, new materials applications in energy-petrochemical sectors, and metal AM market expansion.

Major Milestones

Launched XDM 750, claimed world's largest commercial SLM printer (2017); Expanded product line to XDM 2000 super-large format system; Established international distribution partnerships (e.g., ACS Material)

Notable Customers

Saudi Aramco (strategic partner since 2020), Tamimi Group (joint venture partner)

Why this company matters

XDM develops large-format metal powder bed laser melting (PBF-LB) 3D printers for industrial-scale production, with build volumes ranging from 120 mm × 120 mm up to 2,000 mm × 2,000 mm. The company positions itself as a challenger to both domestic leaders like BLT and Farsoon and global incumbents such as EOS and SLM Solutions, focusing on super-large build chambers at competitive price points for cost-sensitive manufacturing in China and emerging markets.

The core technology centers on proprietary multi-laser synchronization and thermal management systems that enable high-density, low-distortion prints across large build areas. XDM's product line includes the XDM 420/500 series and the ultra-large XDM 2000 series, which consolidates multi-part assemblies into single prints to reduce lead times and tooling costs. The company claims its XDM 750, launched in 2017, was the world's largest commercial SLM printer at the time.

XDM serves industrial manufacturers, aerospace OEMs, automotive suppliers, and medical device companies. Notable partners include Saudi Aramco (strategic partner since 2020) and Tamimi Group (joint venture partner), as well as ACS Material and PNX Labs. The company raised approximately $14 million in Series A funding in October 2025, led by Urumqi Ganquan Industrial Development Guidance Fund, to accelerate R&D and expand into energy-petrochemical applications.

The defensibility of XDM's position rests on proprietary process know-how and large-chamber engineering, which require significant R&D and thermal management expertise to replicate. However, competition is intensifying as domestic and international players push into larger build volumes, and the company's reliance on the Chinese market and a few key partnerships introduces concentration risk.