On August 24, 2026, Sailner and Quwan Wanxiang signed a new agreement to deepen their strategic partnership.
This marks another step forward from their first collaboration in March this year, when they jointly launched a one-stop “image-to-object” solution.
One partner, Sailner, has spent more than a decade dedicated to full‑color 3D printing technology. The company masters industrial‑grade full‑color inkjet printing with core proprietary know‑how, achieving a layer thickness of 14 micrometers, full‑color gradients, and combined rigid‑flexible printing. With water‑soluble supports, complex overhanging structures no longer require manual support removal, greatly improving post‑processing efficiency. Its products are widely used in figurines, cultural creative goods, and industrial design. The other partner, Quwan Wanxiang, is an AI‑driven 3D creation platform under Quwan Technology. It champions the philosophy of “born‑to‑print” – meaning that AI‑generated models are inherently optimized for physical printing. Its algorithms for human‑like reconstruction and print‑readiness are among the industry’s best in China.
This collaboration goes far beyond signing a piece of paper. It is about genuinely connecting the entire chain: content supply, market demand, and production delivery. Here’s how it breaks down:
Ecosystem co‑building: Sailner’s premium full‑color model library will be integrated into Quwan Wanxiang’s platform, enriching content offerings. At the same time, the platform bridges customized business needs with printing capacity, helping great models find their buyers.
Service depth: Quwan Wanxiang will offer modeling and repair support for Sailner equipment users, boosting print success rates and finished quality. Both companies will also explore lightweight service models for applications such as photo studios, pet stores, cultural creative products, pop‑culture figurines, and personalized portrait printing – lowering the barriers for businesses to invest in professional modeling tools and hardware.
Li Ziyang, Vice President of Quwan Wanxiang, noted that for consumer‑grade full‑color 3D printing to reach a broader market, stable production capacity, a steady stream of quality models, and effective demand connection are all essential. This partnership aims to enable more merchants to enter the 3D customization business at lower costs, while providing consumers with more consistent, personalized full‑color products.
Notably, Sailner is accelerating its push into the consumer market, with plans to introduce products priced around 10,000 RMB (approximately $1,400 USD) in the near future – making full‑color 3D printing truly accessible for home, education, and creative uses.
From August 26 to 28, Quwan Wanxiang will showcase its latest business partnership policies and consumer‑oriented full‑color 3D printing product series at Formnext Asia in Shenzhen (Bao’an New Hall, Hall 15, Booth B113). If you’re curious, feel free to stop by and see for yourself.
