Anodizing enhances the surface of aluminum parts by creating a durable, corrosion-resistant oxide layer. Available in various colors, anodizing also improves wear resistance and adds a professional finish.

• Applications: Electronics enclosures, aerospace components, decorative hardware.
• Benefits: Corrosion resistance, wear resistance, vibrant color options, electrical insulation.
• Types:
  • Type II: Standard anodizing for decorative and corrosion-resistant finishes.
  • Type III (Hard Anodizing): Thicker, more durable layer for high-wear applications.

Powder coating involves applying a dry powder to a part’s surface and curing it under heat to form a hard, durable finish. This method offers excellent adhesion and is available in various colors and textures.

• Applications: Automotive parts, industrial equipment, consumer products.
• Benefits: High durability, vibrant color options, resistance to chipping and peeling.
• Capabilities:
  • Smooth, textured, or matte finishes.
  • Thickness range: 40–100 microns for optimal coverage and protection.

Electroplating uses an electric current to deposit a thin metal layer onto a part’s surface, enhancing conductivity, corrosion resistance, and aesthetic appeal.

• Applications: Electrical contacts, decorative hardware, medical components.
• Benefits: Enhanced corrosion resistance, improved electrical conductivity, superior aesthetic finishes.
• Common Materials: Gold, silver, nickel, chrome, and zinc.

Polishing creates a smooth, reflective surface by removing imperfections. This finish is ideal for parts requiring an aesthetic appeal or low friction.

• Applications: Medical implants, optical components, consumer products.
• Benefits: Mirror-like finish, reduced friction, enhanced aesthetics.
• Techniques:
  • Mechanical polishing for high precision.
  • Electro-polishing for hard-to-reach areas and enhanced corrosion resistance.

Bead blasting uses pressurized air to propel abrasive particles against the surface, creating a uniform matte texture and removing surface imperfections.

• Applications: Aerospace parts, consumer electronics, decorative finishes.
• Benefits: Uniform texture, removal of impurities, improved coating adhesion.
• Media Options: Glass beads, aluminum oxide, and silicon carbide for tailored finishes.

Passivation is a chemical process that enhances the corrosion resistance of stainless steel by removing contaminants and forming a protective oxide layer.

• Applications: Medical devices, food processing equipment, aerospace components.
• Benefits: Enhanced corrosion resistance, extended part longevity, and reduced maintenance.
• Standards: Compliance with ASTM A967 and ISO standards for critical applications.

Custom painting services provide vibrant colors, protective coatings, and custom textures to meet unique design and branding requirements.

• Applications: Consumer electronics, automotive parts, industrial machinery.
• Benefits: Aesthetic appeal, weather resistance, and branding customization.
• Capabilities:
  • Multi-coat systems for durability.
  • Precision masking for detailed designs.

Brushing gives parts a textured, satin-like appearance, combining aesthetics with improved surface uniformity.

• Applications: Decorative hardware, appliances, consumer electronics.
• Benefits: Professional look, scratch resistance, and enhanced grip.
• Capabilities:
  • Fine to coarse texture options.
  • Custom patterns, including straight-line or cross-hatch brushing.