The invention discloses a novel process for increasing a surface tension of a metal product, and belongs to the technical field of electronic materials. A surface tension coefficient of a material is commonly known as a Dyne value, and replaced by the Dyne value hereinafter. The novel process disclosed by the invention comprises the steps of carrying out an improved electroplating process on a raw material of the metal product at first, and the improved electroplating process comprises the steps of 1) electrolytic degreasing, 2) water cleaning, 3) acid cleaning, 4) water cleaning, 5) gold plating, 6) water cleaning, 7) gold peeling, 8) water cleaning, 9) ultrasonic hot water cleaning and 10) drying; then carrying out stamping with grease protection; and cleaning after the stamping, and the cleaning comprises the steps of 1) hydrocarbon cleaning, 2) hydrocarbon cleaning and 3) steam drying; and in this way, the Dyne value of the final product is increased, and an adhesion force of a product with a high Dyne value during surface film coating is high, so that coated films with various functions such as a waterproof function, an anti-static function, an insulation function and a heat-isolation function can be long-term effective, and finally, quality and life of the product are ensured. The novel process disclosed by the invention is high in practicability, and capable of being greatly used for electronic components, thereby improving special performance of the various electronic components in various aspects.