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Anodizing is an electrochemical process that converts the metal surface into a decorative, durable, corrosion-resistant, anodic oxide finish. Aluminum is ideally suited for anodizing, although other nonferrous metals, such as magnesium and titanium, also can be anodized. The anodic oxide structure originates from the aluminum substrate and is composed entirely of aluminum oxide. This aluminum oxide is not applied to the surface like paint or plating, but is fully integrated with the underlying aluminum substrate, so it cannot chip or peel. It has a highly ordered, porous structure that allows for secondary processes such as coloring and sealing.
Unlike organic coatings, anodization enhances the native crystalline structure of aluminum. It yields a surface hardness comparable to sapphire, providing unparalleled abrasion resistance. In demanding sectors like aerospace and medical devices, anodizing preserves tight dimensions while offering superior dielectric properties, thermal dissipation, and non-outgassing properties under extreme conditions.
As a leading OEM supplier, Ningbo Jiangbei XinYe Metal Works Co., Ltd. marries high-precision manufacturing techniques with robust surface chemistry optimization. We cater to global supply chains requiring aerospace, automotive, medical, and specialized industrial component finishes that satisfy strict global specifications, including ASTM, MIL-A-8625, and ISO standards.
A trusted owner-managed SME supplying engineered metal components and advanced surface finishing since 1996.
Ningbo Jiangbei XinYe Metal Works Co., Ltd. was founded in 1996 as a family business and until today is an owner-managed SME corporation. XINYE corporation is located in Ningbo Jiangbei Industrial Zone, situated strategically within reach of just 3 hours from Shanghai International Airport via the high-speed train network. Our expansive facility encompasses a total area of 16,000 square meters of production floor, complemented by an additional 11,000 square meters of building construction.
Our dedicated workforce comprises 130 employees, of which 80 are skilled production staff and 50 are highly specialized in product development, engineering, quality assurance, and global administrative operations. Over nearly three decades, we have developed a vast intellectual property and structural footprint, holding more than 20 technical model patent certificates, ensuring our capabilities align perfectly with dynamic global standards.
We provide full-lifecycle OEM solutions from design optimization to secondary surface treat processes.
Equipped with state-of-the-art 4-axis control vertical and horizontal machining centers, CNC turning machines, and advanced milling lines. We achieve tolerances as tight as 0.001mm.
Utilizing high-power friction press machines rated from 300 to 1000 tons, alongside column hydraulic presses from 100 to 630 tons. Optimal for structural integrity and strength-to-weight ratios.
Professional wax die stainless casting and wholesale aluminum die casting services. Provides geometrically complex profiles with outstanding surface base conditions ready for secondary anodization.
High-speed mechanical stamping presses from 5 tons to 250 tons. Able to process deep drawn shapes in steel, brass, copper, and highly-malleable aluminum alloys.
Complete custom chemical lines for Sulfuric Acid Anodizing, Hardcoat Anodizing, Electro-polishing, and chemical conversion treatments. Delivering custom colors, high salt spray resistances, and extreme durability.
Dedicated design optimization, tooling design, component mechanical sub-assembly, specialized custom packaging, and comprehensive logistics management.
Understanding the micro-structure and technological standards of oxide film growth.
Anodizing is completed within an acid electrolyte bath where the aluminum component acts as the anode, and a cathode is connected to the negative terminal of a direct current source. When current is passed, water molecules are split, releasing oxygen ions at the surface of the aluminum. These ions fuse with the aluminum to form a thin, highly structured, porous aluminum oxide (Al₂O₃) layer. The thickness of this oxide coating determines the end-use capabilities of the component.
| Finish Type | Electrolyte Acid | Film Thickness | Primary Characteristics | Applications |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Type I (Chromic) | Chromic Acid | 0.5µm - 2.5µm | Thinnest coating, self-healing, minimal fatigue impact | Aerospace structural frames, fatigue-sensitive aircraft parts |
| Type II (Sulfuric) | Sulfuric Acid | 5µm - 25µm | Highly porous structure, excellent dye absorption, corrosion resistance | Consumer electronics, automotive levers, cosmetic enclosures |
| Type III (Hardcoat) | Sulfuric Acid (Low Temp) | 25µm - 100µm+ | Extreme wear resistance, high hardness (up to 65 Rockwell C) | Hydraulic cylinders, military valves, marine gear housings |
| Chemical Conversion (Alodine) | Chromate/Non-Chromate | Molecular Scale | Conductive surface finish, excellent base for paints | Electrical shielding boxes, grounding plates |
Historically, hexavalent chromium was used as the industry standard for sealing anodized parts to maximize salt-spray corrosion protection. Today, our engineering team has optimized green alternative processes, including trivalent chromium conversion (TCP) and hot nickel-free demineralized water seals. These methods guarantee compliance with RoHS, REACH, and other environmental mandates without sacrificing corrosion metrics (meeting up to 240 hours of neutral salt spray per ASTM B117).
Providing custom-tailored surface solutions for various highly-regulated fields.
Exposed to abrasive subterranean particulate matter and corrosive gases. Our Type III hardcoat anodizing for fire and gas safety detection sensors, flame sensors, explosive and toxic gas detectors, and hydrant pit box enclosures prevents early wear and mechanical failure.
For high-altitude performance, weight reduction is critical. We manufacture turbine inlets and transmission components out of lightweight aluminum alloys, applying a precision-controlled Type I or Type II finish that retains fatigue strength while resisting extreme temperature differentials.
E-Bike connectors, levers, and tubes demand high aesthetic appeal combined with weather resistance. Our colored Type II sulfuric anodization delivers deep, UV-stable pigments alongside resistance to perspiration, road salt, and physical impact.
Components such as tabletop cooking stoves and cream whippers require non-toxic, non-reactive surfaces. Our food-grade hot water sealing and electro-polishing processes prevent bacterial buildup and withstand high-alkaline commercial washing detergents.
Surgical instrumentation and diagnostic machinery brackets require frequent chemical sterilization. We produce specialized medical-grade anodized coatings that survive repeated autoclave cycles without discoloration or oxide breakdown.
Located in the heart of the Ningbo Industrial Belt, we offer our international clients unmatched logistical and scalability advantages.
Quality is our life. We operate under strict ISO 9001-2015 and SA8000 certifications with complete material traceability.
Verifies incoming aluminum alloy chemical composition to ensure anodization consistency and material grade integrity.
Ensures sub-micron accuracy for critical mounting locations and complex geometric parameters.
Optical profile measurements for fine electronic connectors, stamping profiles, and complex deep drawn geometries.
Secondary optical checking system for redundant verification of bulk production tolerances.
Measures microscopic surface finish quality to verify pre-anodizing and post-anodizing smoothness.
Ensures structural parts meet mechanical tensile strength specifications post heat-treat and finishing.
Get a direct look inside our production bays, CNC routing assemblies, and quality assurance divisions.
This video walks through our integrated processes: raw metal forging, precision CNC secondary operations, surface treatment line, and final quality checks.
Highlighting our state-of-the-art Japanese CNC machining centers and high-speed multi-axis turning tools running at extreme precision configurations.








Proven execution of high-performance components across demanding environments.
Forged Aluminum and Stainless Alloys with ultra-high mechanical stress capacity.
Material: 6061-T6, SUS304
Machined brackets engineered to withstand high vibration and harsh thermal fluctuations.
Material: A380, AlSi9Cu3
Includes structural hinge brackets, turbine inlet ducting, and transmission assemblies.
Material: 7075-T6, Alum Bronze
Heavy-duty feed rollers and crushing system disks requiring precise balancing and structural wear resistance.
Material: Q345B, 42CrMo, NM400From early blueprints to high-volume container shipments, we control every milestone.
Clients supply blueprints (STEP/IGS/DWG) and finishing requirements (e.g. MIL-A-8625 Type III). Our technical team reviews clearances and alloy characteristics.
We create custom tooling, forge or machine initial samples, run them through anodization, and output dimensional reports alongside salt-spray and thickness logs.
Samples undergo review at the client site. Feedback is systematically integrated to align batch tolerances with real-world requirements.
Upon prototype confirmation, bulk production is launched. Quality checkpoints at raw material intake, CNC routing, and anodizing baths ensure minimal deviation and maximum repeatability.
To protect fragile oxide coatings, parts are individual-wrapped, packed in vibration-dampening materials, and secured in custom crates for standard air or ocean freight shipping.
Providing expert clarity on typical procurement, technical, and logistic parameters.
Pricing is influenced by several factors: the choice of aluminum alloy (e.g., 6061 vs. 7075), shape complexity (determining racking labor), surface finish type (Type II vs. Type III), and volume. Contact us with your 3D models for an accurate, customized quote.
Yes, to support sustainable chemical bath setups and CNC calibrations, international orders require an ongoing minimum order value or quantity. However, we offer flexibility for initial prototype batches during development.
Every delivery is accompanied by complete trace documents. These include Certificates of Analysis (COAs), dimensional inspection logs, material conformance sheets, salt spray testing data, coating thickness reports, and certificates of origin for smooth customs processing.
Sample manufacturing and surface finishing take about 7 days. Large-scale bulk production typically ranges from 20 to 30 days from deposit receipt and technical sign-off, depending on design complexity.
Standard transaction terms are 30% advance deposit with the remaining 70% balance payable against the bill of lading (B/L) copy. We accept wire transfer, Western Union, and PayPal for sample transactions.
We stand behind our materials and craftsmanship. Our products carry a one-year warranty against manufacturing defects, starting from the delivery note date. We are committed to resolving any issues to our customers' satisfaction.
We use reinforced export-grade packaging. Anodized components are individually packed to prevent metal-to-metal rubbing. For delicate parts, specialized plastic trays, custom foam inserts, and vacuum-sealed packaging are used to prevent atmospheric corrosion during sea transit.
Shipping costs depend on the selected transport method. Courier express is fastest but most expensive; ocean freight is optimal for large volumes. Our team provides detailed quotes based on dimensions, weight, and destination.
At Xinye Metal, operational excellence is built on three core values: trust, responsibility, and professionalism. We believe that professional growth directly impacts product quality. Our team regularly participates in continuous training for metal fabrication and advanced finishing safety protocols.
Trust: Exceeding expectations with every delivered component.
Responsibility: Developing complete technical solutions that meet our clients' specific needs.
Professionalism: Maintaining an analytical, detail-oriented approach to metal fabrication.
Our dedicated customer support and technical engineering division.
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