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Xingye Aerospace Unveils 3D Printed Rocket Engine Assemblies at Suzhou Base
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Xingye Aerospace Unveils 3D Printed Rocket Engine Assemblies at Suzhou Base

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Originally reported by 南极熊

Xingye Aerospace has unveiled its latest 3D printed rocket engine assemblies and propulsion components at its Suzhou manufacturing base. By utilizing multi-laser metal additive manufacturing, the company has successfully integrated complex cooling channels into combustion chambers, reducing part counts by over 80%. This milestone marks the transition from prototyping to batch production, cutting engine lead times from months to weeks. Such localized, high-throughput AM capacity is essential for scaling satellite constellation deployments and reducing orbital costs. 🚀 #3DPrinting #Aerospace #AdditiveManufacturing #SpaceTech #ChinaTech

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