Our Successful Partnerships
Defense Sector
Repair of obsolete, hard-to-source, and damaged/worn parts
Energy & Power Generation
Field testing and commercial validation are currently underway in the energy and power generation sector for components such as gas turbine impellers, burner tips, and fuel burners.
Advanced Tooling, Mold, and Fixture Solutions
While conventional machining cannot produce complex cooling channels required for intricate cooling molds, additive manufacturing enables the seamless fabrication of advanced cooling structures
Application
3D Printed Components Across Diverse Industries
Lighter, More efficient
ETPU Midsole Mold
A fully integrated ETPU footwear mold featuring exceptional surface precision and uniform internal venting channels. This single-step manufacturing process has proven its reliability with a production volume exceeding 6 million soles
PBF(Powder Bed Fusion)
Stainless Steel
11.2kg
Adaptive Layer Thickness
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Clamping Plate
Integrated Lightweight Structure: Integrates structure and clamping functions to deliver a lightweight design while securing high rigidity to withstand heavy loads.
Precision Cooling Innovation: Internal conformal channels maximize heat dissipation, dramatically extending the life of cutting inserts.
Maximizing Process Efficiency: Stable thermal control improves machining reliability, elevating tooling system productivity to a new level.
PBF(Powder Bed Fusion)
Tooling Sector
15 × 16 × 35 mm
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Cold Plate for AI Accelerators
Hardware engineered with a copper 3D-printed TPMS structure to maximize both cooling efficiency and structural rigidity. Since 3D printing has no shape constraints, it enables the integration of cooling channels inside parts for ultimate efficiency
PBF(Powder Bed Fusion)
CUCR
7.16 x 43.5 x100 mm
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Case study
Daesan Model
Headlamp Checking Fixture Case Study
Materials
We suggest the optimal materials for your needs
Aluminum
Widely used for lightweighting, this metal offers an excellent strength-to-weight ratio, making it ideal for versatile applications
Lightweight
Thermal Conductivity
Corrosion Resistance
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PA12
PA12 boasts a wide range of properties, including excellent mechanical strength, superior chemical resistance, and outstanding thermal stability
Excellent Mechanical Strength
Chemical Resistance
Thermal Stability
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Titanium
Lightweight yet strong, offering exceptional resistance to corrosion and heat.
Specific Strength
Corrosion Resistance
Thermal Expansion
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Copper Alloy
Slightly alloyed from pure copper, CuCrZr achieves a perfect balance between physical and mechanical properties. Unlike pure copper, CuCrZr can be used as both load-bearing supports and structural components, making it widely applicable in fields such as heat sinks and conductive coils
Thermal Conductivity
Heat Sink
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