ALUMINUM ANODIZING
Anodizing - what is it?
First of all, Aluminum anodizing is an electrochemical process that leads to the formation of an aluminum oxide layer on the surface of the metal. Then, the protective coating created in this way protects the aluminum from corrosion, mechanical damage, and the negative impact of external factors. In addition, anodizing aluminum also enhances the aesthetics of the product, which is important in many industrial and decorative applications.
Certainly, Anodizing is one of the key methods of surface treatment, commonly used in the process of producing aluminum elements. What’s more, this process significantly affects the improvement of the surface properties of materials. Undoubtedly, this translates into an increase in their quality and resistance to various types of damage. In addition, properly conducted surface treatment also has a significant impact on the aesthetics of the final appearance of elements and structures made from them.
- soft anodizing
- hard anodizing
- aluminum coloring
- INOX electrocoloring
- chemical polishing
- rotoscopic processing
- glass blasting
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