Addireen has opened a manufacturing facility in Zhanggong District, Ganzhou, with capacity for fifty metal additive manufacturing systems per month. The site covers assembly, optical integration, commissioning and quality verification as customers move from process trials into deployment. Addireen has not stated current output, delivery schedules or customer names. The announcement details the factory workflow, the main equipment focus and the application areas where copper cooling parts are used.
Addireen says its new Ganzhou facility can deliver fifty metal printing systems each month.
The operation in Zhanggong District, Ganzhou, marks a change from individual system delivery toward repeatable equipment production. Its stated capacity is fifty units per month, supporting shorter delivery cycles and multi-system deployment.
Assembly consistency, optical alignment, process control and commissioning standards must remain stable as output grows. The main equipment focus is the XH-M350G-2HR, developed for pure copper and copper-alloy production. The site provides capacity for equipment assembly, optical integration, commissioning and quality verification. Those stages cover the work required before buyers move from trials into deployment.
Addireen develops the light source, optical path, gas-flow system and processing parameters together rather than buying them in, drawing on the green fibre laser experience of parent company Shenzhen Gongda Laser.
Addireen lists pure copper liquid cold plates for AI servers and power electronics, heat sinks for high-speed optical transceivers, compact heat exchangers with integrated internal channels, induction coils with internal cooling passages, and high-heat-flux components for aerospace and industrial equipment.
The announcement sets out the assembly stages, the reported machine specifications and the thermal design constraints for each component type. Addireen combines green fibre laser experience from parent company Shenzhen Gongda Laser with metal additive manufacturing system development and material-specific process engineering.
The plant sits inside that arrangement. Systems are assembled and commissioned on one site, with the light source, optics and gas flow developed alongside the machine rather than bought in.
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