In a pioneering move, NatureWorks, the global leader in PLA materials, and 3D printing innovator JAMG HE have forged their first trademark licensing agreement, unveiling a new chapter in strategic collaboration. This alliance leverages NatureWorks' cutting-edge Ingeo™ biopolymer technology and JAMG HE's robust market resources to not only empower JAMG HE's launch of a new product line but also catalyze the widespread global adoption of this low-carbon, eco-friendly material across the 3D printing industry, thereby injecting fresh momentum into sustainable development.
1.Underpinned by Core Technology
As NatureWorks' flagship product, Ingeo™ biopolymer leverages renewable plant-based raw materials and advanced manufacturing processes to establish a performance moat in 3D printing materials. Through this collaboration, the two parties have not only achieved comprehensive product enhancement via technological synergy, but JAMG HE will also prominently feature the NatureWorks logo on its product packaging. This reinforces a brand differentiation strategy centered on 'high performance + sustainability', precisely targeting global customers with a strong demand for eco-friendly materials.
2.Precise Market Breakthrough
With a decade of specialization in the 3D printing industry, JAMG HE has established a sales network spanning 28 countries and regions worldwide. The company holds a high market share, particularly in the industrial printing sectors of Europe and Southeast Asia, and serves over 100 enterprise-level core clients. This strong market presence highly complements NatureWorks' technological expertise.
NatureWorks and its PLA brand, Ingeo™, are widely used across various fields, including 3D printing, hygiene nonwovens, compostable coffee capsules, tea bags, flexible packaging, and sustainable food service products. Among these applications, the Ingeo 3D series filaments stand out in industrial-grade printing due to their low warpage, high strength, and excellent impact resistance.
Multiple industries seeking new performance and sustainability benefits can utilize Ingeo
3.Supply Chain Empowerment
It is worth noting that NatureWorks' upcoming integrated plant in Nakhon Sawan Province, Thailand (with an annual capacity of 75,000 tons), will provide stable supply support for the collaboration. This will shorten material delivery cycles to 7–10 days (compared to the industry average of 15–20 days) while reducing logistics costs by 18%. Looking ahead, the two partners will also develop customized Ingeo™ modified materials to meet demands such as high-temperature 3D printing and flexible printing, further unlocking the synergistic value of technology and market.
NatureWorks Thailand Plant (Rendering)
With the upcoming launch of the integrated plant in Nakhon Sawan Province, Thailand, the stable supply capacity of Ingeo™ materials will be further enhanced, providing robust supply chain support for scaling up the collaboration between the two parties. Moving forward, NatureWorks and JAMG HE will continue to deepen their partnership, driving the global application of Ingeo™ biopolymers through innovation and injecting new momentum into the sustainable development of the 3D printing industry
Shenzhen Yongchanghe Technology Co., Ltd. (brand: "JAMG HE"), established in 2015 through an industry-university-research collaboration between the Guangzhou Institute of Electronic Technology, Chinese Academy of Sciences, and Meilianxing Group, is a national high-tech enterprise dedicated to the R&D, production, sales, and expanded application of innovative photocurable materials, polymer polymers, and 3D printing equipment.
The company's proprietary brands, JAMGHE 3D printing consumables and INKOO digital inkjet inks, hold significant market shares in the industry. With a comprehensive product range, excellent performance, high cost-effectiveness, and broad applicability, these products are widely used in product design, industrial manufacturing, surgical medicine, culture and arts, jewelry, education, and scientific research. They are trusted and supported by over 100 brand agents worldwide.
Led by Chief Scientist Professor Li Yaotang, the company's core R&D team consists of several doctors and senior engineers with over 20 years of industry experience. The team holds more than 60 international and domestic patents and has participated in the formulation of six group standards. The company also led the drafting of the group standard "Stereolithography Resin for Additive Manufacturing" (Standard T/GAMA 14—2021).
The company operates two standardized production bases covering over 30,000 square meters in Ganzhou and Yangjiang, equipped with internationally advanced production equipment and fully automated production lines. The annual production capacity exceeds 10,000 tons.
