Kyhe DH-S®recycled titanium alloy powder has been certified by the international environmental standard (ISO 14021), becoming one of the few recycled titanium materials in the Asia-Pacific region to receive this recognition. The certification validates its compliance in resource recycling and low-carbon production. This milestone enhances Kyhe’s global competitiveness, particularly in markets like Europe and North America with stringent eco-material requirements. The company plans to accelerate overseas expansion and promote international adoption of recycled titanium alloys. Kyhe’s CTO stated, “The certification affirms our technology, and we will continue R&D to meet higher sustainability standards.”

Kyhe Technology recently announced a strategic collaboration with a global manufacturing leader to develop high-end components using Kyhe DH-S® recycled titanium alloy powder. This partnership aims to scale the application of recycled materials in precision manufacturing. The partner noted that Kyhe’s recycled titanium alloy technology excels in cost efficiency and environmental performance, aligning with its sustainability goals. Both parties will jointly refine material processes and explore innovative solutions for industries like automotive and energy. Kyhe’s CEO stated, “This collaboration accelerates the commercialization of recycled titanium alloys, and we welcome more partners to build a greener supply chain.”

Kyhe Technology has officially introduced its self-developed eco-friendly recycled titanium alloy powder, Kyhe DH-S®. Utilizing advanced recycling and purification technology, this product transforms industrial waste into high-performance titanium alloy materials, significantly reducing carbon emissions in production. Kyhe DH-S®. offers excellent mechanical properties and stability, making it suitable for aerospace, medical devices, and high-end equipment manufacturing. Compared to conventional titanium alloys, its production reduces energy consumption by approximately 30%, providing a sustainable alternative for the industry. Kyhe Technology stated that it will continue to optimize recycled material technology to promote circular economy practices in advanced manufacturing.