Over 100 authorized patents and 10 national / 5 industry standards compiled or revised.
2023
Recognized as a national-level specialized and innovative "Little Giant" enterprise.
Approved as the lead organization for the National Key R&D Program project "Development and Application of Airworthiness-grade Titanium Alloy Powder Preparation and 3D Printing Technology".
2021
Metal 3D printing capacity in the super-factory expanded to 50 systems.
The dedicated machining workshop was commissioned and went into production.
Wuxi Municipal Science and Technology Bureau certified the "Titanium Alloy Additive Manufacturing Engineering Technology Research Center".
2019
Wuxi Industrial Development Group, under Wuxi SASAC, took control of Falcontech—completing the mixed-ownership reform.
Construction of the additive-manufacturing industrial super-workshop was officially launched and plant renovation completed.
Recognized as a Wuxi Young Eagle (雏鹰) enterprise.
2017
Established wholly-owned subsidiary Wuxi Falcontech Advanced Materials Technology Co., Ltd.
Acquired Wuxi Falcontech Precision Casting Engineering Co., Ltd. as a wholly-owned subsidiary.
Won the national titanium-alloy engineering verification application project.
2015
First in China to pass the C919 airworthiness manufacturing conformity verification for selective laser melting titanium alloy parts.
Jointly established with COMAC an airworthiness certification scheme covering the full civil aviation production chain—from raw materials, 3D printing, post-processing to performance inspection.
Passed the ISO/IEC 17025:2005 laboratory quality management system certification.
2012
Dr. Yu-Lan Shen returned to China to establish the 3D printing base and co-founded Falcontech with the additive-manufacturing expert team.
Under a Ministry of Science and Technology project, jointly established the "Australia-China Joint Research Centre for Light Metals" with Monash University.
Became a council member of the China 3D Printing Technology Industry Alliance.