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Chinese High-Performance 3D Printing Material Dark Horse Secures Funding

September 9, 2026 News 9887

On August 20, 2026, Nuosibeirui New Material Technology (Suzhou) Co., Ltd. completed a new round of financing, with investors including Chuangyuan Group, Guofa Venture Capital, and Yuanhe Holdings.

Founded in Suzhou in 2013, the company is one of the earliest high-tech enterprises in China to enter the field of additive manufacturing polymer materials. Founder Mao Weihua got into this early on, and in 2016 he set up an overseas subsidiary in Europe, building a global sales network. The company positions itself as a professional supplier of industrial-grade polymer materials for additive manufacturing, serving aerospace, automotive, electronics, medical, and low‑altitude economy sectors. It offers everything from standard filaments to custom‑modified materials and supporting process solutions, with the goal of pushing 3D printing beyond prototyping toward end‑use part production.

Its core products fall into two main lines: FDM filaments and photopolymer resins. The FDM filament portfolio covers general‑purpose, engineering, fiber‑reinforced, and functional specialty materials. The photopolymer resin series includes high‑strength, high‑toughness, heat‑resistant, and dental‑grade options—among them, graphene‑modified and low‑shrinkage resins that tackle the common problems of brittleness and high shrinkage. Beyond material sales, the company also provides technical services such as material selection, printing parameter tuning, and custom modification development based on specific client requirements.

On the technology side, the company focuses on four areas: polymer modification formulations, filament extrusion processes, resin synthesis, and performance testing. Its self‑developed short‑carbon‑fiber‑reinforced PEEK filament significantly reduces mechanical anisotropy and improves the reliability of printed parts. Its antistatic PETG material enables mass production of colored, permanently antistatic filaments. In addition, by developing a free‑radical/cationic dual‑curing system and visible‑light‑curable resins, it effectively lowers shrinkage and warpage. The in‑house developed filament extrusion lines ensure precise diameter control and roundness, while clean‑room production facilities and comprehensive testing procedures complete a full technology loop.

Currently, there remains a substantial market opportunity in China for domestic alternatives to high‑performance industrial‑grade 3D printing polymers, with demand steadily growing in automotive, aerospace, medical, and other fields. As a specialized and innovative player deeply rooted in this segment, Nuosibeirui is well positioned to expand its market share through continued technological iteration.