Falcontech Showcases Metal 3D Printing at the 2026 Wuxi Commercial Space Conference
On June 25, the 2026 Wuxi Commercial Aerospace and Space Information Technology Conference and Exhibition kicked off grandly. More than 200 industry academicians and experts, leading aerospace companies, venture capital institutions, and scientific research institutes from across the country gathered on the shores of Taihu Lake to explore new paths for large-scale mass production and commercialization of commercial aerospace, and to build the top commercial aerospace industry chain docking hub in the Yangtze River Delta. As a leading company in domestic metal 3D printing commercial aerospace applications, Falcontech is deeply involved in this event, and has a strong presence in commercial aerospace...

On June 25, the 2026 Wuxi Commercial Aerospace and Space Information Technology Conference and Exhibition kicked off grandly. More than 200 industry academicians and experts, leading aerospace companies, venture capital institutions, and scientific research institutes from across the country gathered on the shores of Taihu Lake to explore new paths for large-scale mass production and commercialization of commercial aerospace, and to build the top commercial aerospace industry chain docking hub in the Yangtze River Delta. As a domestic leader in metal 3D printing commercial aerospace applications, Falcontech was deeply involved in this event and fully demonstrated its technical strength and industrial responsibility in the commercial aerospace supply chain matchmaking conference and exhibition.

Standards guide and build an ecosystem together
During the conference, Wuxi Industrial Group and the China National Defense Industry Enterprise Association jointly organized the 2026 Wuxi Commercial Aerospace and Space Information Technology Conference - Commercial Aerospace Supply Chain Matchmaking Conference. This event, with the theme of "Casting Arrows and Strong Materials, Connecting the World", aims to bring together forces from upstream and downstream parties in the industry chain, focus on innovative collaboration in the field of commercial aerospace materials and core components, and jointly promote independent and controllable supply chains and high-quality development of industrial ecology. Li Fangzheng, deputy secretary-general of the China Additive Manufacturing Industry Alliance, Wu Chentao, director of the Shanghai Additive Manufacturing Innovation Center, Yao Zhiyong, party secretary and chairman of the board of directors of Wuxi Industrial Group, and Ding Kui, vice president, attended the event.
Yao Zhiyong pointed out that currently commercial aerospace is becoming a new track for global technology competition. China's commercial aerospace is accelerating from technology verification to large-scale application. Wuxi has formed industrial characteristics of "star-arrow synergy, core network integration, scenario empowerment, and ecological support"; industrial groups will rely on regional advantages to focus on major projects, industrial synergy and industry integration, focusing on establishing a "chain" to connect supply and demand platforms and a "chain" to gather industries. Three articles on ecological synergy and "chain" building a foundation for empowerment - by building a communication bridge between leading and related enterprises, promoting the recruitment and gathering of key links such as new materials and precision manufacturing, giving full play to the role of long-term capital and patient capital, and deepening central-local cooperation, we can open up supply and demand, aggregate the ecology, consolidate empowerment, and work with upstream and downstream enterprises in the industry chain to jointly enhance core competitiveness and help high-quality development of commercial aerospace.

At the scene, the "2026 Commercial Aerospace 3D Printing Technology Business Outlook Blue Book" co-edited by the Institute of Industry and Information Technology Equipment Engineering, Shanghai Additive Manufacturing Innovation Center, Huazhong University of Science and Technology, and Falcontech was officially released. Wu Chentao, director of the Shanghai Additive Manufacturing Innovation Center, gave an in-depth explanation. Based on the key nodes of the national aerospace power strategy and commercial aerospace industrialization, starting from the global industrial evolution and competition landscape, the blue book systematically explains the core value of metal 3D printing in empowering commercial aerospace, sorts out China's policy system and market potential, draws a map of the entire industry chain and typical application scenarios, and proposes the bottlenecks, opportunities, phased development goals and implementation paths facing the industry, providing the industry with both forward-looking and practical decision-making reference.

During the roadshow, Falcontech shared typical application cases of metal 3D printing in the commercial aerospace field, fully demonstrating the core value of this technology in ensuring reliability under extreme working conditions, achieving integrated lightweight design, shortening the development cycle, and reducing manufacturing costs. It provided participants with a complete practical reference from technical verification to large-scale delivery.

In addition, with its profound technological accumulation and excellent supply capabilities, Falcontech was successfully selected into the "Wuxi Commercial Aerospace Ecosystem Supply Capability Manual". At the release ceremony, Falcontech and 10 local ecosystem companies, including Parker New Materials and Hangya Technology, took the stage to officially launch the release of the manual, which showcased the solid results of collaborative innovation and cluster development of Wuxi's commercial aerospace industry chain.

Hard-core products, demonstrating strength

In the three-day professional theme exhibition, Falcontech made a grand appearance with a variety of core components in the aerospace field. The exhibits cover typical application results of metal 3D printing such as key components of rocket engines, rocket body structural parts, and satellite structural parts. They fully demonstrate the company's innovative strength in lightweight design of complex structures and functional integrated manufacturing, attracting many professional visitors and industry experts to stop and communicate.
With its core advantages of integrated forming and manufacturing, lightweight structural design and rapid iterative development, metal 3D printing can significantly reduce the manufacturing cost of commercial aerospace equipment, effectively compress the development cycle, and provide key manufacturing support for the mass production of reusable rockets and satellites.
After years of intensive technological development, Falcontech has built a full chain of technical capabilities covering "material preparation - process development - batch delivery" in the commercial aerospace field. The company has provided technical support for key components for the successful first flights of Tianbing Technology's "Tianlong-2" launch vehicle and i-Space's "Hyperbola-2" reusable launch vehicle, and delivered engine combustion chambers, turbopumps and other core components to LandSpace.
As an important part of Wuxi's commercial aerospace industry chain, Falcontech is using metal 3D printing technology as a fulcrum to deeply integrate into the construction wave of local industrial clusters. In the future, it will continue to focus on technology research and development and industrial application, empower the development of the commercial aerospace industry with higher-quality additive manufacturing solutions, and inject solid technological momentum into the starry sea of China's commercial aerospace.
