Shandong Aolang Intelligent Technology Co., Ltd. invites you to join the 2026 Wrought Magnesium Alloy Technology and Market Seminar & Supply-Demand Matchmaking Conference.

Published: Jul 30, 2026 09:36

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Gathering industry strengths, focusing on development opportunities in wrought magnesium alloy and its processing fields, we aim to build a platform for technical exchange and supply-demand alignment, driving the transformation of technological achievements and industrialization, empowering the manufacturing sector with wrought magnesium alloy materials to facilitate lightweighting and performance enhancement, and providing robust support for emerging industry development and the cultivation of new quality productive forces.

ShangMei.com and Shanghai Metals Market (SMM) sincerely invite you to participate in the

Shandong Aolang Intelligent Technology Co., Ltd.will make a grand appearance at this conference, inviting you to explore technical breakthroughs, deliberate collaborative industry pathways, and uncover new growth opportunities in magnesium alloy integration.

Click on the to register now; we look forward to meeting you at the conference.

Booth No.: A10

Shandong Aolang Intelligent Technology Co., Ltd.is located in Anqiu Economic Development Zone, Weifang, Shandong Province, covering an area of 75 mu, with a total floor area of 27,960 m², including two standardized production workshops (over 15,000 m²), an office building, a dormitory reception center, a research center, and other facilities.

The company is a high-tech enterprise and a specialized, refined, distinctive, and innovative 'little giant' enterprise, with R&D institutions such as the Magnesium Alloy Intelligent Equipment Engineering Technology R&D Center and the Enterprise Technology Center. It closely collaborates with universities such as Yanshan University, Hebei University of Technology, and University of Science and Technology Beijing, focusing on the R&D and design of vertical-tank magnesium reduction furnaces, the fabrication and production of magnesium refining production line equipment, the R&D and production of intelligent manufacturing equipment for magnesium alloy ingots, semi-continuous equipment and production lines for magnesium alloy rods and slabs, and magnesium alloy semi-solid granulation equipment, as well as aluminum alloy rod and slab semi-continuous equipment, and R&D and production of equipment such as dosing furnaces for magnesium alloy die casting and aluminum alloy die casting. It can undertake the design, manufacturing, and commissioning of the above magnesium and magnesium alloy production lines.

The company possesses a research laboratory and platform for rheological semi-solid forming of cast rods and die casting, and is jointly developing semi-solid extrusion and die casting equipment under the rheological mode. It holds 2 invention patents and over 30 utility model patents.

Aluminum Alloy Slab and Continuous Casting-Rolling Production Line

Magnesium Alloy Rod and Slab Semi-Continuous Production Line

Magnesium Alloy Rheological Semi-Solid and Die Casting

Magnesium Alloy Cutting Granulation Production Line

Magnesium and Magnesium Alloy Ingot Production Line

Vertical-Tank Reduction Furnace The company will further enhance the equipment R&D and manufacturing capabilities and level of Shandong Aolang Intelligent Technology, expand its equipment manufacturing scale, and meet the demand for specialized equipment in the magnesium and magnesium alloy processing industry. At the same time, Aolang Technology will leverage its own strengths to extend into the fields of high-purity primary magnesium smelting and intensive processing of magnesium alloy materials, develop the high-grade magnesium alloy market across the entire product line, gradually develop and open a magnesium alloy semi-solid die casting capacity of 1,500 mt, a semi-solid extrusion capacity of 2,000 mt, and a magnesium alloy deep processing capacity of 1,500 mt; it will gradually become a service provider and supplier of efficient solutions for magnesium and magnesium alloy intelligent equipment and high-strength, high-toughness magnesium alloy deep processing.

Contact

Zheng Guodong: 13911169710

Tel: 0536-8291699; 0536-8291966

SMM Conference Contact

Zhou Boyu

13062794772

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