ANODIZING:Conventional Sulfuric Acid Anodizing of Aluminum Parts
Anodizing is the electrochemical oxidation of an aluminum surface designed to produce a stable film of the aluminums oxide on that surface. This transparent anodic coating is a microscopic cellular structure composed of pores that can be impregnated with aqueous dyes to achieve a colored anodized aluminum finish. In addition to being extremely hard and resistant to abrasion, the anodic coating converts the aluminum surface to a non-conductive surface. For customers with specific applications that require grounding or the maintenance of a conductive area, we offer a variety of masking services.
ALODINING: Iriditing-Chrome Conversion Coating
Alodining (chemical conversion) is a coating method intended to provide corrosion prevention to aluminum products left unpainted, as well as to improve adhesion of painting processes. While not designed to be a cosmetic or decorative coating, we take great pride in producing alodined parts with minimal to no unappealing streaks or water spots. Unlike anodizing, aluminum parts are alodined in only two colors, clear and gold. Unless specified, gold alodining is the standard and offers the most corrosion protection.
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