Vehicle LCD Display
Wide-temperature modules for dashboards, telematics and fleet equipment, built for vibration and glare.
- Sizes2.4″ – 12.8″
- Temp−30 to +85 °C
- TouchPCAP / RTP
Touch Screen LCD Display Manufacturer
CDTech Electronics has designed and built TFT LCD modules, touch displays and optical bonding in Shenzhen since 2011 — standard parts and fully custom programmes, produced in our own 10,000 m² factory with display, touch and optical bonding under one roof.
- ISO 9001 · IATF 16949 · ISO 13485 · ISO 14001
- 10,000 m² factory, 3,500 m² dust-free workshop
- Display, touch and optical bonding in one factory
2011Founded in Shenzhen
10,000 m²Manufacturing area
3,500 m²Dust-free workshop
4International certifications
What you get from CDTech
Four commitments that come from building displays in our own factory rather than trading other people's modules.
High quality & reliability
Quality is our lifeline. Zero tolerance to defectiveness is the standard behind every inspection gate we run.
One-stop shopping
Display, touch panel and optical bonding are produced in the same factory, so a bonded module arrives as one part with one specification.
Competitive price
We keep the best price we can on good quality — own production, own tooling and material planning, without a middle layer.
Customised design & service
However large your project and wherever you are, you get an evaluation drawing and a solution built around it.
From concept to shipment
Every custom display follows the same four stages, so you always know what is being built and what comes next.
Inquiry & requirement
Send the size, resolution, interface, brightness and the environment it will work in. Drawings, samples and existing part numbers all work as a starting point.
Solution & drawing
Our engineering team returns an evaluation drawing with the proposed panel, driver, backlight, touch stack and mechanical outline for your approval.
Sample & validation
Samples are built and tested for optical performance, touch linearity, thermal behaviour and vibration before you commit to tooling.
Production & shipping
Mass production runs against the approved drawing with full inspection, your packing specification and batch traceability.
Display ranges we build
Standard sizes in stock and to order, plus fully custom modules when the catalogue does not fit the product you are designing.
Industrial LCD Display
High-brightness TFT modules for HMI, instrumentation and control panels that run continuously.
- Sizes3.5″ – 15.6″
- Brightness500 – 1,500 nits
- InterfaceLVDS / RGB
BAR Type LCD Display
Stretched panels for shelf edges, kiosks, transport signage and long-format rack equipment.
- Sizes2.9″ – 29″
- Ratios16:1 to 3:1
- InterfaceRGB / MIPI
Custom LCD Display
Your own size, resolution, backlight, touch stack and cover glass — engineered from an evaluation drawing.
- FormatsRound, square, ultra-wide
- BondingOCA / OCR
- CoverCustom glass
Differences in solutions
Not every project needs a new display. Tell us where you are and we will tell you honestly which of these three routes fits — including when a standard module is the better answer.
Route 01
Standard module
A catalogue size and resolution that already exists, supplied with the interface and brightness you need.
- Fastest route to a working prototype
- No tooling investment
- Datasheet and samples available quickly
Route 02
Semi-custom
A standard panel with a custom touch stack, cover glass, optical bonding or highlighted backlight.
- Bonded display + touch + cover as one part
- Anti-glare, anti-reflective or printed cover glass
- Lower tooling than a full custom panel
Route 03
Fully custom
Your own outline, resolution, temperature range, brightness and interface, engineered from a drawing.
- Round, square, bar-type and ultra-wide formats
- Wide-temperature and high-brightness builds
- Evaluation drawing before tooling is released
Why global brands choose CDTech
A decade of display engineering behind every module — and a factory you can walk through before you place the order.
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A national high-tech enterprise
Recognised as a Shenzhen Software Enterprise and National High-tech Enterprise, with our own patents on LCD glass cell cutting.
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Own factory, own process
10,000 m² of manufacturing including a 3,500 m² thousand-level dust-free workshop, so quality does not depend on a subcontractor.
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Six-stage quality control
IQC → IPQC → QA → FQC → functional and visual inspection → OQC, with automatic optical inspection on the line.
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Four international systems
ISO 9001, IATF 16949, ISO 13485 and ISO 14001 — covering industrial, automotive and medical programmes.
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An R&D team that answers
Six engineering functions from module electronics to sample production, reviewing every change that affects a running project.
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Trusted across five regions
Long-term partnerships in Europe, the Americas, the Middle East, Russia and Japan, plus Taiwan and domestic OEMs.
Quality is the foundation of enterprise development
From each batch of raw material to every production process, the same control gates apply — the same ones described on our quality and compliance page.
Six-stage inspection
IQC → IPQC → QA → FQC → functional and visual inspection → OQC, with results recorded against the batch.
Reliability testing
Thermal shock, vibration, steel ball drop, electric tension and aging tests on production samples.
Environmental & ESD
Environmental chambers and ESD testing for modules heading into industrial, medical and vehicle programmes.
Optical inspection
Automatic optical inspection plus a mura and uniformity review against an agreed acceptance standard.
- IQC
- IPQC
- QA
- FQC
- OQC
- ISO 9001
- IATF 16949
- ISO 13485
- ISO 14001
High-standard custom LCD and touch screen manufacturer
Shenzhen CDTech Electronics was established in 2011 as a national high-tech enterprise specialising in TFT LCDs, touch displays, HDMI displays and other display products. Our modules are used in industrial control equipment, medical devices, smart-home products, automotive and vehicle displays, instrumentation and information terminals.
- Founded in Shenzhen in 2011; high-tech enterprise since 2015
- Touch panel workshop and CTP assembly line in production since 2020
- Automatic POL, LCD and CTP equipment added in 2024
- QR-code batch management for full production traceability
Where our displays work
Display requirements change completely between a hospital and a tractor cab. These are the fields our modules are specified into.
Industrial control
HMI panels, PLC terminals and machine interfaces running continuously in factory environments.
Medical devices
Patient monitors, diagnostic instruments and point-of-care equipment built under ISO 13485.
Vehicle & automotive
Dashboards, telematics and fleet displays qualified to IATF 16949 with wide-temperature operation.
Smart home & appliances
Control panels, thermostats and appliance interfaces where optical quality and touch feel decide the product.
Instrumentation
Test and measurement equipment that needs stable brightness, tight colour and a long service life.
Information terminals
Kiosks, ticketing, shelf-edge and transport signage using bar-type and stretched formats.
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Send us the size, resolution, interface and the environment the display has to survive. You will get an evaluation drawing and a quotation from the engineering team — not a generic datasheet.