Our plant sits in Guangda Manufacturing · Dalang Tech Park, Dalang Town, Dongguan, Guangdong, next to the Guan-Shen and Chang-Hu expressways, and covers 3,200 m². We develop, produce and sell coating processes for iron, stainless steel, aluminium, aluminium alloy, titanium alloy and magnesium alloy, and run two automatic plus two manual e-coat lines that consistently deliver film thickness 15–25 μm, salt spray (SST) 1,000 h+ on stainless steel / aluminium alloy, and insulation resistance (500 V) ≥10 MΩ.
Key corporate and site information for Dongguan Xintai Metal Surface Treatment Co., Ltd., for quick reference and verification.
Electrocoating (CED/AED) for small metal hardware, across multiple substrates, processes and batch sizes.
Matte black, gloss black and other black cathodic e-coat finishes. The film is uniform and dense, covers edges and cavities completely and adheres strongly — a cost-effective replacement for blackening and spray painting.
Iron-based substrates (silicon steel, galvanised sheet, cold-rolled sheet), die-cast and extruded aluminium, stainless steel, titanium alloy, magnesium alloy and MIM sintered parts — six substrate families in total.
A Konica Minolta spectrophotometer from Japan, a ZGM gloss meter from Switzerland and a Fischer coating thickness gauge from Germany check colour difference, gloss, film thickness, salt spray and insulation resistance item by item.View the 11 inspection instruments in our lab →
Automatic lines handle large, stable volume orders; manual lines flexibly cover small batches, high-mix runs and prototypes of complex parts. Free samples and fast delivery available.
High insulation, high salt-spray resistance and strong edge coverage: film thickness on burrs, radii and other edges exceeds 5 μm, and insulation resistance (500 V) reaches 10 MΩ or more — suitable for electrical and electronic parts.
Several CCD appearance inspection systems check 100% of finished parts, replacing manual visual inspection to keep colour and appearance consistent.
Our e-coat service is used across the following sectors, protecting both the appearance and the durability of end products.
Precision hardware such as MIM hinges, SIM trays, shielding cans and camera brackets for phones, tablets and TWS earbuds.
Motor cores, sensor housings, LiDAR structural parts and connector shells — components with demanding salt-spray requirements.
Drone gimbal brackets, airframe metal parts and robot joint structures, balancing light weight with appearance consistency.
Liquid-cooling server parts, heat sinks, chassis brackets and shielding parts that require insulation and corrosion resistance.
Black e-coat anti-corrosion layers for NdFeB magnets and bonded magnetic rings.
Smartwatch cases, strap hardware and smart-glasses hinges and structural parts, seeking a fine matte-black finish.
Speaker grilles, acoustic-chamber metal parts and microphone mesh — parts with strict colour-consistency requirements.
Luggage hardware, furniture fittings, sanitary ware and tool parts — workpieces that need a black decorative, rust-resistant finish.
Photographed in our own plant before shipment, with no retouching. Substrates include stainless steel, nickel-plated parts, die-cast aluminium, silicon-steel stator cores and galvanised sheet, so you can judge film coverage on edges and inside deep cavities directly.
Inner bore and outer diameter coated in a single pass, with no misses in deep cavities.
Dense mesh walls coated evenly — no clogged holes, no bare metal showing through.
Uniform film inside and out, with no discolouration of the nickel layer.
No blistering or pinholes; complete coverage around the hole edges.
Continuous coating inside the teeth and slots, providing insulation and corrosion protection together.
The cut-edge zinc layer and the e-coat form two layers of protection.
Our core capabilities and what sets us apart, in Q&A form.
Eight standardised steps from jigging to final inspection — each one affects the quality of the finished film.
Typical process solutions for common applications; all customer details are anonymised.
MIM precision parts for foldable phones and TWS earbuds, finished in matte black cathodic e-coat with film thickness controlled at 18–22 μm and batch colour difference ΔE≤1.0, combining a fine feel with wear resistance.
For automotive motor cores and sensor housings we use a high-corrosion-resistance formulation: silicon-steel laminated cores reach 48 h+ in salt spray, with insulation resistance (500 V) ≥10 MΩ, meeting the long-term reliability requirements of vehicle environments.
Gloss black e-coat for drone gimbal brackets and airframe aluminium parts, covering complex cavities and deep holes with a uniform film and no runs — appearance and light weight together.
The company specialises in metal surface treatment and heat treatment processing. Its core business is black cathodic electrocoating (CED) — matte black, gloss black and similar finishes — for hardware parts in iron, stainless steel, aluminium, aluminium alloy, titanium alloy and magnesium alloy. It also offers spray coating, coating equipment manufacturing and sales, and metal product R&D and sales.
We are at Room 501, Building 3, No. 252 Dalang Shuixin Road, Dalang Town, Dongguan, Guangdong, in Guangda Manufacturing · Dalang Tech Park, next to the Guan-Shen and Chang-Hu expressways. Shenzhen and Huizhou are both within an hour's drive, which makes factory visits and logistics convenient for customers around the Pearl River Delta.
The three differ clearly in principle and performance:
For precision hardware that demands uniform film thickness, high salt-spray resistance and consistent appearance, black cathodic e-coat is the better choice.
We support small-batch prototyping; the minimum order quantity depends on part size, substrate and process complexity. Free samples are available for standard parts, delivered with test data within 3–5 working days of receiving your parts. Mass production is then scheduled by order volume, with lead time agreed separately.