AVIC MITEK, a Chinese developer of aerospace-grade metal powders and components, has brought the third phase of its Metal Additive Manufacturing Industrial Park into operation. The facility is located in Xuzhou, in Jiangsu Province.
Based on the source material, the new phase completes what the company describes as a fully integrated setup linking its metal powder activities with additive manufacturing-related production. No further technical details are provided in the available text on plant layout, installed lines or the site’s effective capacity.
The development fits a broader industrial pattern in which metal AM suppliers seek to combine upstream and downstream activities within one operating platform. In this case, the source highlights the connection between material development and component production, with a stated focus on aerospace-grade applications.
For the market, a more integrated structure can support closer alignment between powder quality, process settings and part manufacturing. That matters in segments where repeatability, material handling and production consistency are central to part qualification and industrial adoption.
The material provided does not include verifiable figures for investment, installed machine numbers, ramp-up timing or customer programs tied to the expanded site. The annual printer target mentioned in the source headline is also not supported by the supplied body text and therefore cannot be confirmed in this editorial summary.
Even so, the move indicates that AVIC MITEK is continuing to expand its industrial footprint in metal additive manufacturing. For machine suppliers, service providers and end users, it underlines continued interest in integrated models that combine materials, process capability and component output within a single industrial ecosystem.
