Cathay Pacific Haitong released a research report saying that in the future, with the maturity of 3D printing technology, milling technology, etc., titanium alloy is expected to penetrate rapidly into products that require extreme weight reduction and structural strength, such as folding machines, AR/VR headsets, and drones. Titanium alloy continues to penetrate, and the development of milling technology and 3D printing processes is expected to continue to drive the expansion of titanium alloy applications. Powder metallurgy can also be used to prepare high-end nuclear fusion materials, and domestic companies actively break through stuck necks. Related target: Tiangong International.

Cathay Pacific Haitong released a research report saying that in the future, with the maturity of 3D printing technology, milling technology, etc., titanium alloy is expected to penetrate rapidly into products that require extreme weight reduction and structural strength, such as folding machines, AR/VR headsets, and drones. Titanium alloy continues to penetrate, and the development of milling technology and 3D printing processes is expected to continue to drive the expansion of titanium alloy applications. Powder metallurgy can also be used to prepare high-end nuclear fusion materials, and domestic companies actively break through stuck necks. Related target: Tiangong International.