Ultra-Precision ±1 μm

The surface of the parts remains in its original state after machining, without the need for additional finishing or coating, ensuring precision and cost-effectiveness.

Anodizing enhances the corrosion and wear resistance of aluminum parts, while offering a variety of color options to enhance aesthetics and functionality.

It can form a protective layer on the metal surface, improving corrosion resistance, conductivity and decorative properties, and is widely used in industrial and consumer products.

Remove oxide layers, burrs or impurities by spraying abrasive at high speed to improve the finish and adhesion of metal surfaces.

Electrophoresis is a process that uses an electric field to evenly coat the metal surface with paint, which can enhance corrosion resistance, wear resistance, and provide a uniform coating effect.

Chemical plating is a chemical deposition technology that does not require an electric current. It can form a uniform metal coating on a metal or non-metal surface, improving wear resistance, corrosion resistance, and conductivity.

Using mechanical friction to form fine textures on the metal surface, improving the texture while reducing the visibility of fingerprints and scratches.

It is to cover the surface of the material with a coating by spraying to enhance the aesthetics, corrosion resistance and wear resistance. It is suitable for a variety of materials such as metals and plastics.

The DLC-coated products we produce have an extremely high hardness comparable to that of natural diamonds - resisting surface damage and extending the service life of components subject to friction, sliding or wear.