Centered on its "Six-in-One" business structure, ESU Laser focused on showcasing core technologies including the Generation E3 metal 3D printers, ESU-EM series patented metal powders, conformal cooling channels, and ESU Conformal Vent Steel. Its independently developed E3-520/E3-420 models, with advantages of ultra-high precision printing and high-efficiency production, became the focus of attention among Japanese enterprises in fields such as automotive electronics and precision molds.

As a leader in mold 3D printing, ESU Laser has established a full-industry-chain layout covering metal powder materials, printing equipment, process R&D, and application services since entering the additive manufacturing field in 2007. Its appearance at the Japan exhibition is not only a significant breakthrough for the company in expanding overseas markets, but also a vivid epitome of in-depth complementarity between Chinese and Japanese manufacturing industries. Against the backdrop of global supply chain restructuring, the technological innovation of "Intelligent Manufacturing in China" and the quality advantages of Japan's manufacturing industry have formed positive interaction, injecting new momentum into the coordinated development of the two countries' industries. In the future, ESU Laser will continue to deepen its presence in the Japanese market and promote China's high-end manufacturing to the center of the global stage through technological output.