Mag Magnesium Industry Invites You to Gather at the 2026 Wrought Magnesium Alloy Technology and Market Seminar and Supply–Demand Matchmaking Meeting

Published: Aug 17, 2026 16:00

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Bringing together industry strengths and focusing on development opportunities in wrought magnesium alloys and their processing, this event will build a platform for technical exchange and supply–demand matchmaking, promote the transformation of technological achievements and industrialisation, and help the manufacturing sector accelerate lightweighting and performance improvement empowered by wrought magnesium alloy materials, providing strong support for the development of emerging industries and the cultivation of new quality productive forces.

Shangmei.com and SMM (Shanghai Metals Market) cordially invite you to participate in the

Luoyang Maige Magnesium Industry Co., Ltd. will make a grand appearance at the conference, and invites you to discuss challenges in technological breakthroughs, explore pathways for industrial synergy, and tap into new growth opportunities for the integrated development of magnesium alloys.

Click to register for the conference now; we are expected to meet you at the event.

Booth No.: A16

Luoyang Maige Magnesium Industry Co., Ltd.was established in 2017 and is located in Luoyang, Henan. It is a high-tech enterprise focusing on the R&D, production, processing, and sales of magnesium alloys. The company has deeply cultivated the field of new magnesium alloy materials, integrating a full-process chain of “melting and casting, rolling, extrusion, and forging,” while simultaneously carrying out laboratory research and the R&D and production of high-strength magnesium alloy series products. Committed to the mid-to-high-end segment, it is a producer in China dedicated to lightweight new materials and providing premium magnesium alloy materials.

Core Qualifications and Scientific Research Strength

The company enjoys strong industry recognition and outstanding research capability, serving as the “Luoyang Magnesium Alloy R&D Center” and the “Henan Engineering Technology R&D Platform for Lightweight Magnesium Alloy Sheets & Plates,” and has also been recognized as a “Henan Specialized, Refined, Distinctive, and Innovative Enterprise.” To date, the company has accumulated 23 patents, including 3 invention patents and 20 utility model patents, with solid technology reserves that provide strong support for the enterprise’s high-quality development.

Product Capacity and Service Areas

The company’s main business includes core products such as high-strength, heat-resistant, and corrosion-resistant magnesium alloy sheets & plates, forgings, and welded structural parts, and is equipped with a semi-continuous casting machine, extrusion press, forging press, CNC milling machines, hot-press straightening equipment, and other auxiliary supporting equipment. Its products are widely used in key industries of civil–military integration, including aerospace, weapons and equipment, high-end equipment manufacturing, humanoid robot, and 3C electronics, providing critical material support for lightweighting and high performance development in related industries.

Industry and Material Advantages

Magnesium is an element with abundant global reserves; China’s ore resources account for more than 70% of the world total, and magnesium alloys are metal materials that China can supply 100% domestically and that offer strategic advantages. As the lightest metallic structural material, it has a density of only 1.74 g/cm³, about 2/3 that of aluminum, 1/4 that of copper, 1/5 that of steel, and 2/5 that of titanium. It also features light weight, shock resistance and noise reduction, high damping, good shielding, excellent machinability, high strength, and easy recyclability, among other properties, and has broad application potential in fields such as transportation, biomedicine, nuclear power equipment, and marine vessels.

Contact Information

Geng Gaige 15896622858

Huang Yubo 18568337590

SMM Conference Contact

Chen Biao

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