Founded in 2013, grown from Shenzhen's Huaqiangbei and Dongguan to a 100-mu park in Hunan, partnering OPPO, Xiaomi.
66000㎡ smart base integrates R & D, production & storage, with 9 specialized factories.
20000㎡ Class 100/1000 dust-free spaces enable high-precision display production.
ERP/MES systems optimize production, ensuring a total output of approximately 70W PIC monthly, with a target capacity of 100W PIC.
I’ve been in the trenches of the mobile parts industry since STMAX started in 2016. Back then, a mobile display assembly was relatively simple. Today, it is a complex stack of technology where microns matter. I see many suppliers treating these parts like commodities, ignoring the engineering required to make them last. At STMAX, we treat them like the precision instruments they are.
The biggest differentiator in a mobile display assembly is the bonding process. We use Automated Optical Inspection (AOI) to align the LCD and the glass. If the alignment is off by a hair, the polarized sunglasses user will see a rainbow effect, or the frame won't sit flush. We invest in high-end alignment machinery to ensure every unit is geometrically perfect.
Another critical factor is the flex cable. In a mobile display assembly, the flex cable is the lifeline. Cheap manufacturers use brittle copper that cracks after a few months of folding. We use high-ductility rolled copper and reinforce the bonding area with anisotropic conductive film (ACF). This ensures that the connection remains stable even if the phone is dropped or shaken.
We also pay close attention to the backlight. The color temperature of a replacement mobile display assembly often drifts blue or yellow compared to the original. Our sourcing team works directly with LED manufacturers to bin our backlights to the standard 6500K-7000K white point. We want the repair to be invisible. When a customer turns on their phone, it should look exactly as the manufacturer intended.
Finally, we address the "small parts" headache. We know that technicians hate transferring tiny sensor brackets. It’s fiddly and risky. That’s why we pre-install these components on our mobile display assembly lines whenever possible. It costs us a bit more in labor, but it saves our clients huge amounts of time and frustration. That’s the STMAX difference: we design our products to solve your problems.
A: A standard mobile display assembly from STMAX includes the LCD/OLED panel, the touch digitizer glass, the backlight unit, and the mounting frame. Depending on the model, we also pre-install small parts like the ear speaker mesh, camera bracket, and sensor holders to save you installation time.
A: We use industrial-grade cold-press technology to bond the frame to the glass. This ensures that the mobile display assembly is structurally rigid and resistant to separation, a common issue with cheaper hot-melt glue alternatives. Our assemblies are built to withstand the daily stresses of mobile usage.
A: Yes. We offer flexible ordering for our B2B partners. You can combine various mobile display assembly models—covering major brands like Apple, Samsung, and Huawei—into a single shipment. This helps you maintain a balanced inventory without overstocking on a single SKU.
A: These terms refer to where the touch sensor is located. Incell integrates the touch sensor inside the LCD layer, making the mobile display assembly thinner and more responsive, similar to original screens. STMAX specializes in high-quality Incell technology to provide a near-OEM user experience.
A: We have a straightforward warranty policy. If a mobile display assembly is found to have a manufacturing defect (like dead pixels or touch failure) before installation, we offer a replacement or credit. We value long-term partnerships and aim to make the RMA process as hassle-free as possible.
A: Yes, we support the "long tail" of the market. While we focus on the latest models, we continue to manufacture mobile display assembly units for popular legacy devices. This allows repair shops to service a wider range of customers who are keeping their older phones for longer.
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