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Kaihe Technology has secured Series A funding, led by Jinjun Capital, to scale the production of eco-friendly recycled titanium powder.
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Kaihe Technology has secured Series A funding, led by Jinjun Capital, to scale the production of eco-friendly recycled titanium powder.

Originally reported by 南极熊

Kaihe Technology has secured Series A funding, led by Jinjun Capital, to scale the production of eco-friendly recycled titanium powder. This technology converts titanium alloy scrap into high-purity spherical powder, addressing the 40% to 60% cost burden of virgin titanium feedstock. By establishing a circular supply chain, the industry can meet rising demand for sustainable aerospace and medical components while significantly reducing the carbon footprint of metal AM. ♻️📈 #3DPrinting #AdditiveManufacturing #Sustainability #MetalAM #Titanium

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