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The first half of August brought a wave of factory plans, plant openings, and qualification work across the Asia-Pacific additive manufacturing market. Highlights include a RMB 200 million print farm planned in Boluo with 6,500 Bambu Lab machines, T&R Biofab announcing FDA 510(k) clearance for a 3D-printed cranial implant, Lohia Aerospace committing between $8 and $10 million to Massivit composite tooling in Kanpur, and AML3D joining the AUKUS DIVQ additive manufacturing program. Here are 11 developments across five countries.
China
Jinshi Huina Plans 6,500-Printer Farm
Shenzhen-based Jinshi Huina cleared filing review on August 7 for a RMB 200 million ($29.7 million) 3D printing base in Boluo County, Huizhou. Phase one would install 6,500 Bambu Lab industrial FDM printers, with a later