Anodizing

Anodizing is an electrochemical process that thickens and toughens the naturally occurring protective oxide. The resulting finish - depending on the process - is the second hardest substance known to man, second only to diamonds. The anodic coating is part of the metal but has a porous structure which allows secondary infusions such as dye, PTFE etc.

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Anodizing Benefits

• Durability: Long life span, unmatched adhesion
• Color Stability: Resistant to UV rays, won't chip or peel
• Easy Maintenance: No scars or wear, restore to original finish with mild soap and water
• Low Cost: Lower initial coast, lower maintenance cost
• Aesthetics: Larger color selection. Aluminum maintains metallic appearance
• Health & Safety: Process not harmful to human health, will not decompose, is non-toxic and heat resistant

Anodizing Capabilities

• MIL-Spec 8625F
• Type II Class 1 & 2
• Clear or Colors
• 20+ Assorted colors
• Custom color matching
• 3-5 day turnaround or expedite available
• Proto-type or high volume runs
• 16' tanks

For more information concerning Anodizing, download our Anodizing Reference Guide.