Core Insights - Traditional material manufacturers are increasingly entering the 3D printing sector, with Nanjing Julong being a notable example, launching its new brand "Jucoole" for FDM 3D printing materials [1][3]. Company Overview - Nanjing Julong, established in 1999, specializes in high-performance modified plastics and composite materials, becoming a leading innovative enterprise in China. The company has multiple production bases with an annual production capacity exceeding 300,000 tons [3]. - Jucoole aims to develop, produce, and manufacture FDM 3D printing materials, operating from a modern facility of 9,000 square meters with over 11 specialized production lines, targeting an annual output of 1,200 tons [3]. Strategic Development Phases - **Phase 1**: Focus on adapting core materials like nylon and carbon fiber composites for 3D printing to quickly launch competitive FDM materials [5]. - **Phase 2**: Accelerate the development of high-temperature specialty engineering plastics such as PEEK, PPS, and PPA for applications in automotive, aerospace, and medical fields [6]. - **Phase 3**: Establish an integrated "materials + process" solution by collaborating with 3D printer manufacturers and end-users to create a closed-loop mechanism for joint R&D, trial production, feedback, and optimization [7]. Market Context - The 3D printing materials market is seeing significant price reductions, and the entry of more traditional material manufacturers is expected to drive prices even lower, leading to greater accessibility for consumers [8].