Yunlu Technology

About Yunlu Technology

Qingdao Yunlu Advanced Materials Technology Co., Ltd., which went public on the Shanghai Stock Exchange's STAR Market in November 2021, operates as a significant entity in the advanced magnetic materials sector. The company was formally incorporated in December 2015, building on 15 years of its team's focus in the materials field. The journey began with research and development into amorphous alloys starting in 2008, leading to key technological breakthroughs in the following years. By 2020, the company was recognized as a global unicorn enterprise.

Yunlu specializes in the research, development, and production of three main product lines: amorphous alloys, nanocrystalline alloys, and magnetic alloy powders. These materials are critical components for products operating across a wide frequency spectrum, from 50Hz to 100MHz. The company's offerings are integral to the manufacturing of global distribution transformers, motors, wireless charging devices, and high-performance electronic components. As the largest manufacturer of amorphous materials globally, Yunlu possesses an annual production capacity exceeding 100,000 tons. Its business model revolves around supplying these advanced materials and providing solutions to high-end customers worldwide.

The company's product portfolio includes amorphous alloy ribbons, nanocrystalline ultra-thin ribbons, and micron-grade spherical metal powders. These materials are foundational to creating components like amorphous cores for distribution transformers, which offer energy-saving benefits. Yunlu has also made significant strides in developing technologies for nanocrystalline magnetic cores and amorphous three-dimensional wound cores, even establishing the world's first automated production line for the latter. This has enabled the firm to supply critical components for large-scale scientific projects, such as heavy ion accelerators. The business serves industries that require advanced magnetic materials for energy efficiency and high-performance electronics.