
Named a “Gazelle Enterprise” by Baoji High-tech Zone; certified by the Shaanxi Department of Industry and Information Technology as a “Specialized, Refined, Characteristic & Innovative (SRDI)” SME and a High-tech Enterprise.
Founded in 1995 and headquartered in Baoji, Shaanxi—China’s renowned “Titanium Valley” and the country’s largest base for rare-metal processing—Baoji Yunjie Metal Products Co., Ltd. has specialized for over three decades in refractory and specialty metals including tungsten, molybdenum, tantalum, niobium, titanium, nickel, and zirconium.
Yunjie is recognized as a leading innovator and specialist in the region’s specialty-metal processing industry. Operating a 15,000 m² manufacturing campus with 8,000 m² of integrated R&D, production, and office facilities, it boasts a registered capital of RMB 15 million. The company maintains comprehensive quality management, production assurance, and R&D systems, enabling end-to-end control from raw materials to large-scale, high-precision manufacturing.
This expertise supports Yunjie’s position as a trusted exporter and manufacturer of titanium foil and strips, catering to industrial clients globally, including the vibrant markets in Jakarta and Southeast Asia.

Named a “Gazelle Enterprise” by Baoji High-tech Zone; certified by the Shaanxi Department of Industry and Information Technology as a “Specialized, Refined, Characteristic & Innovative (SRDI)” SME and a High-tech Enterprise.

Awarded Shaanxi Hidden Champion Enterprise, Demonstration Enterprise for Transformation & Upgrading of the Private Economy, and Shaanxi Industrial Premium Product Enterprise.

Upgraded to a Municipal-level R&D Institution for Industrial Enterprises (Baoji); in October 2024, accredited as a Baoji Municipal Military-Civil Fusion Enterprise. These credentials reflect Yunjie’s growing industry recognition.
Focusing on special metals and alloys including tungsten (W), molybdenum (Mo), titanium (Ti), tantalum (Ta), niobium (Nb), zirconium (Zr), and nickel (Ni), Yunjie operates complete processing lines—rolling (calendering), heat treatment, sheet-metal fabrication, and precision machining—allowing full in-house control from raw-material processing to finished product delivery.








Tooling for composite superhard materials: dies and precision tooling for PDC cutters (polycrystalline diamond compact).
High-temperature process equipment: custom hot-zone/thermal-field assemblies and related components for advanced heat treatment, crystal growth, and powder metallurgy.
Specialty metals & custom parts for aerospace, semiconductors, medical, optoelectronics, nuclear, and new-energy sectors—covering critical nodes across high-end manufacturing.
Guided by the principle “Quality ensures survival, efficiency drives growth, and continuous improvement earns customer satisfaction,” Yunjie has continuously upgraded its quality systems for more than 30 years. With professional manufacturing services and consistently excellent product performance, we have earned the lasting trust of customers in China and around the world.
Jakarta, Indonesia’s bustling industrial and commercial hub, has seen growing demand for titanium foil and strips driven by the country’s expanding aerospace, chemical, electronics, and medical sectors. Titanium’s excellent strength-to-weight ratio, corrosion resistance, and biocompatibility make it highly suitable for Indonesia's tropical environment and industrial requirements.
The region’s growing manufacturing base for renewable energy, semiconductor production, and advanced machinery has further propelled the need for high-quality titanium products. Local manufacturers and exporters like Baoji Yunjie Metal Products play a crucial role in supplying precision titanium materials customized to meet Southeast Asia’s diverse industrial standards.
Compared with traditional markets, Indonesia benefits from readily accessible raw materials for base metals yet requires specialized alloys and fine-processed titanium products. Jakarta’s strategic port facilities also enable efficient export logistics, making it a vital node in global titanium supply chains.
Advances in titanium foil and strip processing technologies such as cold rolling, sputtering-grade foil production, and precision surface finishing enable manufacturers to cater to sophisticated applications like flexible electronics, implantable medical devices, and aerospace components — all quickly expanding markets in Indonesia and beyond.
Globally, the titanium foil and strip market is experiencing significant innovation influenced by the push for lighter, more durable, and corrosion-resistant materials across industries. The aerospace sector’s growing demand for weight reduction to improve fuel efficiency continues to be a major driver.
Meanwhile, the semiconductor industry increasingly relies on ultra-thin titanium foils as etalons and substrates in advanced chip manufacturing. Similarly, medical implants and surgical tools benefit from titanium’s biocompatibility, leading to steady growth in healthcare applications.
Environmental sustainability considerations have motivated titanium recycling advancements and prioritized manufacturers with eco-friendly production processes. In Jakarta and the broader ASEAN region, increasing investments in clean energy technologies and infrastructure support titanium's role in manufacturing hydrogen fuel cells, battery components, and heat exchangers.
The rise of Industry 4.0 and additive manufacturing have propelled precision titanium foil and strip products equipped with custom alloys and microstructures suited for 3D printing and nanotechnology-based enhancements. Companies focused on localized production and supply chain resilience in Indonesia are likely to lead market growth and innovation adapting to these global trends.
In Jakarta, titanium foil and strip find application in an array of rapidly expanding sectors:
These developments highlight Jakarta’s strategic role in advancing titanium specialty metals usage while creating opportunities for manufacturers and exporters to expand their tailored solutions for Southeast Asia’s industrial evolution.