Recently, the environmental-friendly insulating paint project of Guangdong Shunde DADIYUAN New Materials Co., Ltd. (hereinafter referred to as “DADIYUAN”) was officially completed in Ronggui, Shunde. This high-tech and specialized, niche, and innovative enterprise has once again firmly chosen to deepen its roots in Ronggui, taking concrete steps such as increasing capital and expanding production to reach a new stage of development and embark on a new journey.

“The ultimate frontier of AI is computing power, and the ultimate frontier of computing power is electricity. And at the very end of electricity lie the electronic appliances and micro‑special motors in our hands; the soul of these motors is today’s newly commissioned core product—high‑performance waterborne self‑adhesive enameled wire varnish.” Zhang Mengqiang, Chairman of Guangdong Shunde DADIYUAN New Materials Co., Ltd., stated that the application of artificial intelligence hinges on energy and precision, high‑efficiency electronic systems. At the heart of these components are countless ultra‑fine enameled wires woven together. The newly completed eco‑friendly insulating varnish project marks not only the launch of a new factory but also a redefinition of future manufacturing methods. DADIYUAN has seamlessly integrated its independently developed waterborne polyurethane‑modified epoxy insulating varnish with an electrically heated “instant curing” process: when current passes through the copper conductor, heat is instantly generated from within, turning what once required lengthy baking into a procedure that can now be completed in just a few seconds.

As a high-tech enterprise specializing in the R&D and production of high-end, environmentally friendly water-based insulating paints and eco-friendly solvent-free insulating resins, DADIYUAN has, over more than a decade since its establishment, developed its own brand “DRD DADIYUAN,” obtained 22 authorized national invention and utility model patents, drafted and implemented 3 national standards and 2 industry standards, and successively earned U.S. UL certification, IATF 16949 certification, as well as ISO 9001 and ISO 14001 certifications.

The swift progress of this project would not have been possible without the attentive services provided by the Ronggui Subdistrict Enterprise Service Center. The company noted that from the receipt of requests to coordinated processing and closed-loop supervision, the Ronggui Subdistrict Office has consistently addressed business challenges promptly.

At the event, DADIYUAN showcased a range of products, including water-based self-adhesive insulating paint, water-based enameled wire insulation paint, water-based insulating paint for thermal management systems, and water-based PI insulating paint. The company has established a joint laboratory for insulating coating technology in collaboration with the Chinese Academy of Sciences. Its pioneering developments—such as eco-friendly polyimide (PI) enameled wire enamel and high‑thermal‑conductivity, high‑heat‑resistant, solvent‑free insulating paint—have already been implemented in fields like new energy vehicles, military industry, intelligent robotics, aerospace, and rail transit, effectively addressing longstanding challenges and bottlenecks in the enameled wire and motor‑transformer industries related to safety, environmental protection, low carbon and energy efficiency, and cost‑effective, high‑performance operations.

This collaborative innovation model—where enterprises pose the challenges and research institutions provide the solutions—has already taken deep root in Ronggui. On June 10, the Eastern Cluster Industry–University–Research Collaborative Innovation Center of Shunde District was officially inaugurated in Ronggui. Positioned as “one platform, two-way alignment,” the center aims to establish communication channels between universities and enterprises, ensuring that academic talent and technological achievements are precisely matched to meet business needs.

Since 2010, when it pioneered the introduction of specialized industry–university–research policies at the town and subdistrict levels and established a dedicated annual fund of RMB 3 million, Ronggui has been steadily advancing along this path for fifteen years. To date, nearly 200 projects have been approved, leveraging RMB 250 million in R&D investment, generating 700 intellectual property assets, and attracting more than 200 professional talents. On the day of the unveiling, the first cohort of institutional teams—including Beijing Institute of Technology (Zhuhai), the Research Institute of Xi’an Jiaotong University, the Shunde Innovation College of Beijing University of Science and Technology, and Shunde Polytechnic—simultaneously took up residence, giving rise to a multidisciplinary, cross-sector collaborative innovation platform.

“We have been walking this path for fifteen years, and we will continue to do so,” said a responsible official from Ronggui Subdistrict. Moving forward, the subdistrict will institutionalize the process of soliciting technological needs from enterprises, accelerating the translation of academic research into marketable products and turning expert insights into tangible productive forces.

A relevant official from Ronggui Subdistrict also stated that the breakthrough for Ronggui’s development lies in its solid traditional industrial foundation, particularly the deep potential for sustainable growth embedded in its numerous small and medium-sized enterprises, which requires precise identification and meticulous nurturing. The recent completion of DADIYUAN is a vivid illustration of this very philosophy. Together with new-materials companies that have deeply cultivated niche markets, Ronggui, under the government’s “full‑life‑cycle support,” has achieved a leap from innovative SMEs to provincial-level specialized, refined, distinctive, and innovative enterprises, and is now advancing toward becoming national-level “Little Giants.”