Eplus3D
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UnclaimedEplus3D is a provider of industrial metal additive manufacturing (AM) solutions and metal powder bed fusion (PBF) 3D printing systems.
Last updated November 4, 2026
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Overview
Eplus3D is a provider of industrial metal additive manufacturing solutions, with a core focus on its proprietary MPBF™ (Metal Powder Bed Fusion) 3D printing technology. The company states that its founder, Mr. Feng Tao, presided over the development of China's first Selective Laser Sintering (SLS) equipment in 1993 and, in cooperation with South China University of Technology, developed China's first Selective Laser Melting (SLM) AM equipment in 2002. Eplus3D reports facilities in Beijing, Hangzhou, and Stuttgart, and states that its AM solutions have been implemented for customers in more than 50 countries and regions, including Europe, the Americas, the Middle East, East Asia, and Southeast Asia. Its stated application industries include aerospace & aviation, energy, oil & gas, automotive, mold & tooling, electronic goods, and precision manufacturing.
History
Eplus3D states that in 1993 its founder, Mr. Feng Tao, presided over the development of China's first Selective Laser Sintering (SLS) equipment, and that in 2002 Mr. Feng cooperated with South China University of Technology to develop China's first Selective Laser Melting (SLM) AM equipment. The company describes itself as a global leader in the industrial 3D printing of metals and states it has established four facilities in Beijing, Hangzhou, Stuttgart (Germany), and Houston (USA), with equipment exported to more than 50 countries and regions worldwide. In 2024, Eplus3D states it hosted the 3rd Global Partners Summit, celebrating its 10th anniversary, and launched the EP-M2050 with a 2050x2050x1100mm build volume and 36-laser MPBF™ technology. In 2025, the company states its Germany subsidiary hosted the 4th Global Partners Summit, it introduced the EP-M550 with a build volume of up to 550 × 550 × 450 mm, and it reported delivering over 100 super-meter metal PBF machines worldwide and achieving a breakthrough in red-laser printing technology for large-scale copper alloy components.
- 2026
Successfully concluded the Global Partners Summit 2026 in Beijing; supported Azuma in scaling up industrial AM production in Japan; supported Young-Will Aerospace in nickel-copper alloy additive manufacturing process validation; supported UCL Rocket in cryogenic LOX/IPA engine hot-fire testing.
- 2025
Germany Subsidiary hosted the 4th Global Partners Summit; launched EP-M550 with a build volume of up to 550 × 550 × 450 mm; partnered with AM Futures (UK), Empowered TEMISTh, supported INNOSPACE, and collaborated with UCL Rocket; delivered over 100 super-meter metal PBF machines worldwide; achieved a breakthrough in red-laser printing technology for large-scale copper alloy components.
- 2024
Hangzhou Headquarters hosted the 3rd Global Partners Summit 2024, celebrating the 10th anniversary; launched EP-M2050 with a 2050x2050x1100mm build volume and 36-laser MPBF™ technology.
- 2002
Mr. Feng cooperated with South China University of Technology to develop China's first Selective Laser Melting (SLM) AM equipment.
- 1993
Mr. Feng Tao, founder of Eplus3D, presided over the development of China's first Selective Laser Sintering (SLS) equipment.
Products and positioning
Industrial metal additive manufacturing solutions with a focus on proprietary MPBF™ technology.
EP-M550
A multi-laser system with a build volume of up to 550 × 550 × 450 mm, designed to ensure high efficiency production in a compact footprint.
EP-M2050
Features a 2050x2050x1100mm build volume with 36-laser MPBF™ technology, delivering high-precision production for aerospace and other applications.
EP-M3050
An ultra-large-format powder bed fusion (PBF) system with build dimensions exceeding three meters in both X and Y axes and up to 256 lasers.
EP-M400
A metal PBF system used to support laser powder bed fusion process validation for a nickel-copper alloy.
Controversies
2025
SSE warns STAR Market IPO applicant over R&D information backfilling and inaccurate R&D expense allocation
During its STAR Market IPO application, 易加增材 was found to have non-standard R&D internal controls, including concentrated backfilling of R&D information and inaccurate aggregation of R&D expenses, and was held accountable even after withdrawing the IPO. The SSE issued regulatory warnings to the company and then-chairman Li Jianhao, general manager Wu Pengyue, and finance head Li Yong; two CITIC Securities sponsor representatives were also warned. Regulatory warning; IPO failed.
Sources6 sources
- 1Eplus3D | Industrial Metal Additive Manufacturing Solutionseplus3d.com
- 2Our History | Eplus3Deplus3d.com
- 3Company Profile | Eplus3Deplus3d.com
- 4Company News | Eplus3Deplus3d.com
- 5SSE warns STAR Market IPO applicant over R&D information backfilling and inaccurate R&D expense allocationsse.com.cn
- 6SSE warns STAR Market IPO applicant over R&D information backfilling and inaccurate R&D expense allocationfinance.sina.com.cn
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