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Avimetal showcased large-scale aerospace solutions at the 2026 Beijing Commercial Space Exhibition, featuring the MT1200 system with a 1200x1200x1500mm build volume.
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Avimetal showcased large-scale aerospace solutions at the 2026 Beijing Commercial Space Exhibition, featuring the MT1200 system with a 1200x1200x1500mm build volume.

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Avimetal showcased large-scale aerospace solutions at the 2026 Beijing Commercial Space Exhibition, featuring the MT1200 system with a 1200x1200x1500mm build volume. The platform enables serial production of integrated rocket parts, achieving an 80% part count reduction. By merging proprietary powders with ultra-large format printing, Avimetal is standardizing massive structural builds. This shift accelerates supply chain autonomy and lowers orbital launch costs.

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