Recent Development and Application of PEEK Material by Weike Technology

Mar.12

Investors inquire about the application of PEEK material on machine skin by Weike Technology (301196.SZ) on interactive platform.

2Firsts, reporting from Shenzhen - Weike Technology (301196.SZ) recently responded to an investor inquiry regarding the application of its PEEK materials in artificial skin and the latest updates.

The company stated that it has established stable and mature production processes for PEEK material design, manufacturing, and processing. The material is primarily used in e-cigarettes, industrial printer heads, medical sterilization diagnostic equipment, and lead screws, with mass production already underway.

The company has not provided the latest updates on its developments.

References:

[1] 公司生产的PEEK材料能否应用在机器皮肤上？

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