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China's 3D Printing Market Reaches 50 Billion Yuan in 2024

🇨🇳 GN 3D打印 (CN)3D PrintingSat, 24 Jan 2026 08:00:00 GMT· translated & edited
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China's 3D Printing Market Reaches 50 Billion Yuan in 2024

The Chinese 3D printing industry is projected to reach approximately 50 billion yuan in market size in 2024, with equipment sales accounting for a significant portion.

The overall market size for China's 3D printing industry is estimated to reach around 50 billion yuan in 2024. This encompasses various segments within the additive manufacturing sector.

Within this substantial market, the sales of 3D printing equipment are expected to constitute approximately 48% of the total market value. This indicates a strong demand for the hardware that drives additive manufacturing processes.

The remaining market share is likely distributed across materials, software, and services related to 3D printing, reflecting a mature ecosystem supporting the technology's adoption.

This growth trajectory suggests increasing investment and application of 3D printing technologies across different industries in China, from prototyping to end-use part production.

Editor's Analysis — through the multi-planetary lens

This substantial market valuation highlights China's significant role in the global 3D printing landscape. The strong equipment market share indicates robust manufacturing capacity and adoption of additive technologies. Such growth is crucial for advancing industrial capabilities, potentially impacting sectors like aerospace, automotive, and healthcare, and supporting efforts for localized production and complex part fabrication.

Original headline: 【3D打印】行业市场规模:2024年中国3D打印行业市场规模约500亿元3D打印设备市场占比约48% - 新浪网
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Edited by the news editor with AI and translated into English from the original report — please refer to the original source.

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