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About AdditiveConnect Australia

AdditiveConnect Australia was created to help Australian industry users, researchers, distributors and engineering teams discover relevant Chinese additive manufacturing technologies, suppliers and collaboration opportunities.

Our mission

Making cross-border AM capability easier to communicate, discover and evaluate

AdditiveConnect Australia provides a practical starting point for Australian users who want to understand Chinese additive manufacturing capability before opening a direct supplier, research or distribution conversation.

The platform focuses on supplier discovery, technical clarity, structured enquiries and responsible introductions. It is not a certification body, regulatory approval pathway or direct manufacturing transaction marketplace.

Founder

Derui Jiang

Derui Jiang is the founder of AdditiveConnect Australia and an additive manufacturing professional based in Melbourne, Australia.

Derui has years of experience in additive manufacturing research and industry-focused projects, with a technical background spanning metal 3D printing, materials science, surface post-processing, finite element simulation, quality assessment, biomedical implants, advanced engineering applications and industrial component development.

His work has covered multiple stages of the additive manufacturing workflow, including design, material selection, process development, structural simulation, prototype manufacturing, microstructural and geometrical characterisation, mechanical testing and technology translation. He has contributed to projects involving additively manufactured advanced engineering components, oil and gas components, biomedical implant concepts, lattice structures and surface post-processing methods for complex internal geometries.

Derui's research and technical outputs include publications in additive manufacturing and biomedical engineering, including work on additively manufactured auxetic structures for biomedical applications and studies on the effect of strut geometry on the as-built quality and mechanical performance of electron beam melted Ti-6Al-4V lattice structures. He has also been involved in intellectual property development related to surface post-processing methods for additively manufactured parts with complex internal geometries, auxetic implant structures, and small-joint fixation implant concepts.

Through his research and industry experience in Australia, Derui has developed a practical understanding of what Australian industry users, research organisations and technical partners look for when assessing AM suppliers, including technical credibility, material capability, quality control, certification, engineering validation, application evidence and clear English communication.

Derui is also familiar with Chinese additive manufacturing companies and the communication challenges that can appear when Australian users assess overseas equipment, materials, service providers and technology partners.

AdditiveConnect Australia was created to bridge additive manufacturing capability between China and Australia from a practical buyer-discovery perspective. The platform helps Australian users understand relevant Chinese 3D printing equipment manufacturers, material suppliers, post-processing and inspection providers, and industrial AM service companies.

The platform does not act as a certification body or guarantee supplier performance. Instead, it focuses on supplier discovery, technical communication, manual enquiry review and responsible business introductions.

Independence and disclaimer

Business discovery, not certification

AdditiveConnect Australia provides information and business connection support for potential buyers, researchers and partners. Supplier profiles and technical information are provided for business discovery purposes only. AdditiveConnect Australia does not certify suppliers, guarantee product performance, provide regulatory approval, or accept responsibility for engineering, clinical, safety, regulatory or commercial decisions made by users. Buyers and partners should conduct their own due diligence before entering into any transaction or collaboration.

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